I have a script that runs a do statement as follows:

my @list = (@lines);
foreach (@lines) {
    my @fields = split /,/;
    if ( $fields[2] eq '1' || $fields[2] eq '0' ) {
     @arr1 = do {"@fields[4]\n"};
my @out = uniq @arr1;
print "this is @out";
}
}
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Even though I am using use List::MoreUtils qw(uniq); I never get the duplicates removed. What I get from the output of the @arr1 is

this is out XY-CAR-SHOP1_RADIATOR-PARTS
this is out XY-CAR-SHOP1_RADIATOR-PARTS
this is out QZ-CAR-STORE2-PRACTICAL_SNOWTIRE-02-X3-PARTS
this is out QZ-CAR-STORE2-PRACTICAL_SNOWTIRE-02-X3-PARTS
this is out QZ-CAR-STORE2-PRACTICAL_SNOWTIRE-02-X3-PARTS
this is out QZ-CAR-STORE2-PRACTICAL_SNOWTIRE-02-X3-PARTS
this is out QZ-CAR-STORE2-PRACTICAL_SNOWTIRE-02-X3-PARTS
this is out QZ-CAR-STORE2-PRACTICAL_SNOWTIRE-02-X3-PARTS
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Why don't the duplicates get removed? It should look like this: XY-CAR-SHOP1_RADIATOR-PARTS QZ-CAR-STORE2-PRACTICAL_SNOWTIRE-02-X3-PARTS I have tried also the following:

my @list = (@lines);
foreach (@lines) {
    my @fields = split /,/;
    if ( $fields[2] eq '1' || $fields[2] eq '0' ) {
     @arr1 = do {"@fields[4]\n"};

}
}
my @out = uniq @arr1;
print "this is @out";
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But that only causes one line to print out, the last one:

QZ-CAR-STORE2-PRACTICAL_SNOWTIRE-02-X3-PARTS
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and misses

XY-CAR-SHOP1_RADIATOR-PARTS
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can anyone help?

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