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How can I tell Mathematica that it should delete equal elements from a list, which aren't in the same order. For example
list={x == y, y == x} ;
should become {x == y.
{x == y
Reduce[list]
Reduce[list]
but for more complex cases you can get reductions which are not expected. $\endgroup$