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A rectangle, by definition, has four right angles, each measuring 90 degrees. If a rectangle were to have "no angle," it would not meet the criteria of being a rectangle. Additionally, if "same size" refers to equal dimensions, a rectangle maintains its properties regardless of size, as long as it retains its shape with right angles. Therefore, a rectangle cannot exist without angles.

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