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The document discusses five conditions for determining if triangles are identical: 1) three sides, 2) two sides and an included angle, 3) two angles and an included side, 4) two angles and a non-included side, and 5) two sides and a non-included angle of 90 degrees or greater. It provides examples of each condition and reiterates the five conditions listed.
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