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Star polygon
(redirected from Star figure)

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(Geom.) a polygon whose sides cut each other so as to form a star-shaped figure.

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Poet-musician Jim Carroll, who chronicled his teenage bouts with drugs in "The Basketball Diaries" and became a star figure in New York's punk world, has died at age 60, his former wife said in the New York Times Sunday.
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Poet-musician Jim Carroll, who chronicled his teenage bouts with drugs in "The Basketball Diaries" and became a star figure in New York's punk world, has died at age 60, his former wife said in the New York Times Sunday.
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