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The planets that orbit the sun are large enough that their gravity produces a ________ shape.

The planets that orbit the sun are large enough that their gravity produces a ________ shape.
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The planets that orbit the sun are large enough that their gravity produces a
________ shape.

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a round shape. It has its own gravity to pull itself into a round shape

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