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3D Twist-Hinged Dissection of One Parallelogram into Another with the Same Angles New this month	Rolling a Tetrahedron over a Deltahedron New this month	The Golden Rational Tetrahedra in Zome New this month	Dissection of a Cube into a Triacontahedron, Three Bilinski Dodecahedra and a Smaller Cube New this month	Some Exercises with Golden Rhombic Solids New this month

Dissecting a Pentagonal Orthobicupola into a Pentagonal Dipyramid and Prisms New this month	Label Faces on a Net New this month	Triangular Hebesphenorotunda from Golden Rhombic Solids New this month	The 59 Sporadic Rational Tetrahedra New this month	Two Constructions of a Bilunabirotunda from a Bilinski Dodecahedron New this month

Relation between Bilunabirotunda and Bilinski Dodecahedron	Equidecomposability of Drilled Bilunabirotunda and a Bilinski Dodecahedron	Disphenoid	Space Filling with Acute Golden Rhombohedra	Encounters in a Polyhedral Maze

The Bosch d120	Cryptography on Polyhedra Nets	Symmetries of Icosahedron Puzzle	Dissection of a Hemicube into a Half Cube	Halves of 30 Bilinski Dodecahedra

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