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The document describes a puzzle asking to identify a 3D solid shape that can roll when placed one way but remains stable when placed another way. It provides images of different 3D shapes - pyramid, prism, cube, cone, cylinder, sphere - for the reader to consider as possible solutions. The shape that satisfies both described criteria is a cylinder.
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