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A chair cannot be a line of symmetry because a line of symmetry refers to a specific division of a shape into two mirror-image halves. While a chair may have symmetrical features, such as matching armrests or legs, it does not possess a single line that divides it into two identical halves when folded or rotated. Therefore, while parts of a chair can exhibit symmetry, the entire object itself does not serve as a line of symmetry.

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