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2. Figures from Bilinski Dodecahedron New this month	Gravestone from Transformation of Bilinski Dodecahedron 2 New this month	Multiple Nets for a Cube New this month	Multiple Nets of an Octahedron	Matching the Faces of a Polyhedron Shown as a Map Projection to a Net

Non Placet Net of a Dodecahedron	Checking a Net by Rolling a Cube	Clusters on Regular Polygons	Matching Faces on a Net Using a Schlegel Diagram	Odd One Out 3

Transforming Polyhedra with Colored Faces	Dissection of a Bilinski Dodecahedron into a Rectangular Solid	Deforming Nets of Polyhedra	Odd One Out 4	Dissection of an Obtuse Golden Rhombohedron into Rectangular Solids

Two Dissections of an Eighth of a Bilinski Dodecahedron into Triangular Prisms	Dissection of Five Bilinski Dodecahedra into a Rhombic Triacontahedron	Dissection of an Obtuse and an Acute Golden Rhombohedron into a Rectangular Solid	Dissection of a Quarter of a Bilinski Dodecahedron into a Rectangular Solid	Dissection of Half an Obtuse Golden Rhombohedron and Half an Acute Golden Rhombohedron into a Cube

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