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wget can tell whether it's running inside a terminal or not, and adjusts its output accordingly. The ............... syntax is more appropriate for logfiles, so that's what it uses when it detects...

Try this one:
sed -n 's!.*service=\(http://[^/]*/[^/]*/\).*!\1!p' file



You can use something like this to loop through the abs-accent log files:
ls abc-accent*.log |
while read file
do
...

To remove duplicates from your output you do something like:
<commands> | awk '!a[$0]++'