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Cube

TOP

BALL

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CONE

SPHERE

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PRISM

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octahedron - octahedron

CYLINDER

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ICOSAHEDRON - twenty-sided

PYRAMID

TETRAHEDRON - tetrahedron

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DODECAHEDRON - Dodecahedron

ELLIPSOID

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PARABOLOID

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HYPERBOLOID

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POLYHEDRON

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PARALLELEPIPED

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