Hello

I have the following code: 

$data_file="ActiveItems2.txt";
open(DAT, $data_file) || die("Could not open file!");
@raw_data=<DAT>;
close(DAT);

my %uniques;

foreach my $key(@raw_data){

   $uniques{$key}++;
  
} 

foreach $line(%uniques){
    print "$line \n";
    }

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and the following data: 

-331816
-331816
.25 X 10.25 X 17
.25 X 10.25 X 17
.250 ROLL #3 CUT
.250 ROLL #3 CUT
.250 SOLID ROD
.250 SOLID ROD
.250 SOLID ROD
.375 ROLL #3 CUT
.375 ROLL #3 CUT
.375 X .049 ROD
.375 X .049 ROD
.437 DIA 1018 CRS
.437 DIA 1018 CRS
.437 DIA 1018 CRS
.437 DIA 1018 CRS
.437 DIA 1018 CRS
.437 DIA 1018 CRS
.437 DIA 1018 CRS
.437 DIA 1018 CRS
.437 DIA 1018 CRS
.437 DIA 1018 CRS
.437 DIA 1018 CRS
.437 DIA 1018 CRS
.437 DIA 1018 CRS
.437 DIA 1018 CRS
.437 DIA 1018 CRS
.437 DIA 1018 CRS

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My problem is I really have a 200,000+ line file in which I need to remove the duplicates and then print them. I am unable to figure out how to only output the original line, with out a count of how many there were such as: 
 C:\scripts>jr2.pl
.250 ROLL #3 CUT

2
.250 SOLID ROD

3
-331816

2
.25 X 10.25 X 17

2
.375 ROLL #3 CUT

2
.437 DIA 1018 CRS

15
.437 DIA 1018 CRS
1
.375 X .049 ROD

2

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I need to just print out say: ".375 X .049 ROD" instead of 

1
.375 X .049 ROD"

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Can any of the monks help me please? Your time is much appreciated!!

JP Bourget (punklrokk) MS Information and Security Rochester Institute of Technology Rochester, NY

In reply to printing hash values, (don't need the keys) by punklrokk

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