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The following theorem is the main result of the article: Theorem. Assume that \( B\) is a variety of groups, \(F( B)\) is a free group of \( B\), and \(G\) is a subgroup of \(F(B)\). Suppose \(F(B)\) is a residually finite \(p\)-group. If the variety generated by \(G\) coincides with the variety generated by \(F(B)\), then the universal theories of \(G\) and \(F(B)\) coincide. By using this theorem, the author proves some results about universally equivalent soluble and metabelian groups.
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