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Finding different rows
I have two files. They are prety much the same, except a few lines. I would like to get the differences between the two file, but only those differences and nothing more.
"diff" and "sdiff" cannot seem to do it. "sdiff -s" gets close, but I still get "less than" or "greater than" signs in the result. I would only like to get the different rows, no more, no less. Thank you! 
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