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Diverse studies of jets in heavy-ion collisions promise a consistent picture of QCD medium interactions and a path towards further differentiating energy loss mechanisms. Some results, however, remain disjoint: the jet mass and jet angularities, including girth and thrust, are strongly-correlated observables which have given seemingly conflicted answers on the angular quenching of jets traversing the QGP. New systematic measurements of the perturbatively-calculable angularities, using consistent definitions for the first time, resolve the long-standing girth-mass problem and reveal quenching effects at broad angles. Concurrently, applying soft drop grooming isolates the narrowing in the core of quenched jets. New comparisons of the jet axis differences between groomed and ungroomed jets using various recombination schemes highlights the quenching contributions from soft radiation. Pushing to lower transverse momentum allows these studies to illuminate enhanced quenching effects at small