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Using three cubes, you can create a variety of solid shapes, but the most straightforward solid is a rectangular prism. Additionally, you can arrange the cubes in different configurations to create L-shaped or T-shaped solids. However, the exact count of distinct solids depends on how you define uniqueness (e.g., considering rotations and reflections). Overall, the combinations can lead to several unique arrangements, but they will all fundamentally be variations of simple polyhedral forms.

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