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The phrase "the shape of" is a common and correct part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used to describe the form or structure of something. For example: - "The shape of the building was unique, with its curved glass panels and angular roof." - "I couldn't quite make out the shape of the object in the distance." - "She used her hands to mold the dough into the desired shape of a heart." - "The artist was known for his abstract paintings that played with the shapes of familiar objects." - "In geometry class, we learned about the various shapes of triangles and their properties."
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The Shape of Her.
"The shape of a ship.
The shape of sand is worn.
The shape of future extensions is unclear.
The shape of it, the size.
"The Shape of Things" (2003).
"The Shape of Water".
The shape of the board.
The shape of your face?
The shape of his/her head.
He certainly altered the shape of Reconstruction.
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