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Emily Davison fought for the right for women to vote. On Derby Day, back in 1913, she leapt onto the racetrack, and, while attempting to fix a suffragette flag to a race horse, lost her life. A return train ticket found in her possession suggests she wasn't intending to martyr herself. But the impact of her dramatic gesture played a part in the success of her cause. Luckily, no such gestures are needed today. As Venus prepares to change signs, small, even unseen acts can have significant consequences.
Back when the world was still being charted, only seasoned explorers had access to the detailed maps that revealed hidden dangers or buried treasure. Everyone else had to rely on guesswork and hearsay. But times have changed. With your Guide to the Future 2025, you don't have to navigate blindly. This isn't just a glimpse of who you are - it's a detailed chart of the terrain ahead, showing every major challenge and opportunity waiting for you in the coming months. Whether you're standing at a crossroads or ready to unlock more of your potential, this is your personal guide through uncertain terrain.
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