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Taurus compatibility is best with other earth signs and water signs.Uniting taurus and leo in the same couple is a bit like the clash of the titans.They are both ambitious but in quite different ways.
Taurus and leo friends can exist, but mostly because of their fixed natures more so than the alignment of values.There can be power struggles and clashing agendas.
The compatibility of taurus with leo in bed is at a high level.Leos are charismatic, creative, and passionate.This percentage is in part based on traditional wisdom as to the relationship of each sign.
Taurus's compatibility with leo can be challenging.Taurus will be impressed by the luxury and gourmet food.
While partners only get to know each other, they are filled with mutual interest and a desire to conquer the lover.Blog planetary transit 2024 new collaboration tarot zodiac signs vastu shastra solar eclipse 2024 lunar eclipse 2024 festival calendar 2024 vrat calendar 2024 mole.There are some compatibility issues here.
Taurus individuals bring a sense of commitment and reliability to the partnership, ensuring a solid foundation for the future.Taurus is an earth sign and leo is a fire sign.
Leo is a visual creature and wants a showpiece on his arm.Since both these signs expect to be the boss, they may tend to battle for domination.A good first date for this zodiac duo is an elite, expensive restaurant.
If they break up, it's the most likely that leo is tempted by greener pastures elsewhere.They may initially click sexually, but over time, sex could become a source of frustration.
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Jordan Horston, G, Seattle Storm (22.5%): Worthy of mention for the second straight week, Horston just started for a third straight game over the weekend en route to her first double-double of the season (and third of her young career). The second-year guard is growing into an important part of the Storm on both sides of the floor, as she's scored in double figures in five out of six games while averaging better than 2.0 combined steals and blocks over the past week. The week ahead includes three games, two of which are against a pace-driven Sky team that could add possessions to the matchup.
Aari McDonald, G, Los Angeles Sparks (25.5%): Sixth in the league over the past two weeks in dimes per game, McDonald's surge in distribution also comes with real improvements in shooting, scoring, and defensive production. With several impact injuries limiting the Sparks, McDonald should play heavy minutes this week -- one that includes three scheduled games, with nice matchups against two porous defenses (Mystics, Aces).
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