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Zelmanowitz [12] introduced the concept of ring, which we call right zip rings, with the defining properties below, which are equivalent: (ZIP 1) If the right anihilator X^⊥ of a subset X of R is zero, then X₁ ^⊥ = 0 for a finite subset X₁ ⊆ X. (ZIP 2) If L is a left ideal and if L^⊥ = 0, then L₁ ...

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