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A Pentagon is a [[polygon]] with five sides.
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The term '''pentagon''' may refer to:
  
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It is also the name of a large, five-sided building in [[Washington, DC]].
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*[[pentagon (geometry)|pentagon]], a five-sided [[polygon]]
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*[[The Pentagon]], the administrative center of the US Department of Defense
  
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In some [[occult]] circles a pentagon is considered the best shape in which to entrap a [[demon]], this fact, coupled with the belief that the actions of the [[Department of Defense]], which is headquartered in the Pentagon, during the [[Vietnam War]] were so evil that they had to be demonically inspired, lead a group of approximately 50,000 protestors, lead by [[Abbie Hoffman]], to attempt to exorcize the pentagon on October 20th 1967.  <ref>Levitate the Pentagon 1967 [ http://www.jofreeman.com/photos/Pentagon67.html] </ref>  Hoffman had claimed that the Pentagon would levitate if the protestors were successful.  Most observers report that it did not levitate—some claimed because the [[National Guard]] prevented the protestors from forming a complete circle, necessary, in occult belief, to finish the exorcism, around the building. <ref>Levitate the Pentagon 1967 [ http://www.jofreeman.com/photos/Pentagon67.html] </ref>  However, to this day, a few participants in the protest claim that they did successfully levitate the Pentagon . <ref>An interview with a participant [http://www.nathancallahan.com/krass.html] </ref>
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==See also==
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*[[pentagram]] - a five-pointed star
  
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On 11 September 2001 al-Qaeda crashed a passenger aircraft into the Pentagon, in an apparent attempt to destroy the building, as part of their [[9/11]] attacks.
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The term pentagon may refer to:

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