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Varieties generated by para primal algebras
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Some structure theorems for primal and categorical algebras
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The identities of ? and unique subdirect factorization within ? classes of universal algebras
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Congruences on products of algebras and functionally complete algebras
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Equational classes generated by finite algebras
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Contributions to the Theory of Models. I
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Structure Theory for Equational Classes Generated by Quasi-Primal Algebras
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The decision problem for some classes of sentences without quantifiers
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Every idempotent plain algebra generates a minimal variety
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Quasiidentities of two-element algebras
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Congruence-distributive varieties of algebras
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Dualizable algebras with parallelogram terms
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