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This paper is the third and final part of a series (see the references below). It was completed and submitted to the Journal of Philosophical Logic in 1977, at about the same time as the other parts. But because of some mishap in the mail, its publication was delayed. The present part is independent from the other parts in its results, but draws upon the terminology of Section 2 of Part I.
I should like to thank the editor, R. Thomason, for many valuable remarks on the earlier version of the paper.
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Fine, K. Model theory for modal logic—Part III existence and predication. J Philos Logic 10, 293–307 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00293421
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