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Circles themselves are not parallel, as they are two-dimensional shapes defined by a constant distance from a center point. However, two circles can be described as concentric if they share the same center and are of different radii, or they can be positioned in such a way that they do not intersect, but this does not imply parallelism in the geometric sense typically associated with lines. Parallelism is a term more accurately applied to straight lines or planes.

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