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The phrase "a cube of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe a three dimensional shape that has six equal sides and eight equal corners. For example, "She was fascinated by the ice cube in her drink, which was a perfect cube of ice."
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The.STL description currently spans a cube of about 12x12x12 units.
Hammer the beach and you'll nab a cube of sand.
You're in a cube of light, basically, facing the Hudson.
Carla Shatz, PhD, sits inside what might be usefully thought of as a cube of wonder.
Over a cube of dry stone walls, the builder places an arched framework of timber.
Add a cube of vegetable stock if using water, and the finely chopped ginger.
Both contained a cube of meat that was out of reach.
Nearby was a video of Mr. Alÿs pushing a cube of ice around city streets.
And all the ants on earth would fit into a cube of similar size.
And she can sure conjure a craving: "Click in a cube of ice.
He has a head injury, and his garbage-strewn apartment is a cube of unbearable stench.
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