Some very weak identities
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The lattice of interpretability types of varieties was defined by W. D. Neumann and further described in the book of O. C. Garcia and W. Taylor. It is already known (see the cited book) that the zero-element 0 of this lattice is finitely \(\wedge\)-irreducible. The present paper shows that 0 is not completely \(\wedge\)-irreducible.
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