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Using the Rectangle Tool (Shift F3) and drawing again from the intersection of the 2 guidelines, draw 2 rectangles to the sizes shown above. Hold down the Ctrl key and drag a 40 pixel square. Make 3 duplicates of the square (Ctrl d) and place one at each corner as shown.
Make sure the corner squares are aligned as shown above. Then select all the squares and rectangles again and from the Arrange menu, select Convert Line to Shape.
With the rectangle and squares (but not the combined circle and rectangle) selected, Arrange > Combine Shapes > Add Shapes (Ctrl 1). NOTE: I added an outline to the combined shape so you can see that the rectangles and squares are indeed now one continuous shape.
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