How to get lines with only one occurence of pattern?


 
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Old 12-27-2016
Thanks everybody, I found the awk-based solution checking on NF==2 as the most appropriate. This is because I oversimplified the sample I posted, actual data has records with three and more sets and I don't have perl available in this environment.
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