Solve this following                                                  -y^-z^-xy+1+3xy+2y-3x^-5+xy+3xy-z^

The expression you've provided is:

\[
-y^{-z^{-xy}} + 1 + 3xy + 2y - 3x^{-5} + xy + 3xy - z^
\]

It seems like there might be some typos or missing components, particularly with the placement of exponents and terms like \(z^\). Could you clarify if this is exactly what you intended, or should any corrections be made?

Here's how the expression is interpreted:

\[
-y^{-z^{-xy}} + 1 + 3xy + 2y - 3x^{-5} + xy + 3xy - z
\]

If this is what you meant, I can proceed with simplifying it. Otherwise, please confirm the correct expression.

**Clarified Expression**: 
\[
-y^{-z^{-xy}} + 1 + 3xy + 2y - 3x^{-5} + xy + 3xy - z
\]

Let's simplify it step by step:

1. Combine like terms involving \(xy\), \(y\), and constants.
2. Simplify any exponents if possible.

Would you like to clarify the expression or proceed with this interpretation?

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