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Well, darling, to divide a circle into 13 equal parts, you simply draw lines from the center to the edge at 27.6923-degree intervals. Make sure those lines are evenly spaced, and voila, you've got yourself 13 equally sized slices of pie... I mean circle. Just don't try to eat them, they're a bit geometric for that.
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