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The Empire State Building is characterized by: sleek lines and geometric shapes of Art Deco curvy organic forms and repetition of dome shapes
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The Empire State Building is characterized by:

sleek lines and geometric shapes of Art Deco

curvy organic forms and repetition of dome shapes

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Sleek lines and geometric shapes of Art Deco.

Explanation:TOOK THE TESTED

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Answer:

Sleek lines and geometric shapes of Art Deco.

Step-by-step explanation:

There are no round curves, only lines that are shaded, and arranged. There is a geometric shape on the top if you look closely. So yes I think this is correct.

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