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How create a large list of document ids in VI

How can I create a large list of document ids, about a 1,000 or more in a list without having to type them in?

If I can list these documents ids with one command I know how to transfer the output to a new vi list.

But how can I strip unwanted extra information in this list and leave only the document ids?

How can I insert certain words over and over again in this file without having to type a 1,000 times?

Please let me know

thanks

Ruben
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Old 04-05-2006
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