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No, a star is not a regular polygon. A regular polygon has equal-length sides and equal angles, while a star typically has points that extend outward, creating a more complex shape. Stars can be considered star polygons, which have specific rules for constructing their points, but they do not meet the criteria of being regular polygons.

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