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How do you write the algebraic expression for [(2x raised to the power of 8 times y raised to the power of negative 3) raised to the power of 2] times [(21x raised to the power of negative 4 times yz) raised to the power of zero ] times [(5xy raised to the power of negative 5) raised to the power of 3]. Afterwards, simplify the expression.

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