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The document discusses different types of circles that can pass through points, including a single circle through one point, two circles through one point, and many circles through one point. It then describes two circles centered at points C and D of equal distance from points A and B, with the circles passing through A and B. The line PQ is perpendicular to the chord AB and passes through the centers of both circles, dividing AB into two equal parts at the midpoint R.
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