One and a half passes. 
my ($i, %seen) = (0);

my @no_dup =
    grep { 2 < push @{$seen{/(pattern)/}}, $i++ }
    @with_dup;

@no_dup = map { 2 < @$_ ? $no_dup[$_->[0]] : () } values %seen;

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Makes use of the little known return value from push but probably no more efficient than the two pass solutions due to creation of a lot of anonymous arrays. Hmm.. I can do better.. 
my ($i, %seen) = (0);

my @no_dup =
    grep { -1 != ($seen{/(pattern)/} = exists $seen{$1} ? -1 : $i++) }
    @with_dup;

@no_dup = @no_dup{grep $_ != -1, values %seen};

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Update: fixed a thinko.

Makeshifts last the longest.

In reply to Re: removing duplicated elements from array, with a difference by Aristotle
in thread removing duplicated elements from array, with a difference by Anonymous Monk

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