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David E Speyer
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The answer to 1 is yes. There is the so called standard identity. It can be found in Mark Sapir's book http://www.math.vanderbilt.edu/~msapir/book/book11513.pdfMark Sapir's book, page 147 in the PDF numbering. I am not sure about 2, maybe some expert will pipe in.

The answer to 1 is yes. There is the so called standard identity. It can be found in Mark Sapir's book http://www.math.vanderbilt.edu/~msapir/book/book11513.pdf. I am not sure about 2, maybe some expert will pipe in.

The answer to 1 is yes. There is the so called standard identity. It can be found in Mark Sapir's book, page 147 in the PDF numbering. I am not sure about 2, maybe some expert will pipe in.

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The answer to 1 is yes. There is the so called standard identity. It can be found in Mark Sapir's book http://www.math.vanderbilt.edu/~msapir/book/book11513.pdf. I am not sure about 2, maybe some expert will pipe in.