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To eliminate duplicate records, a SELECT query uses the keyword "DISTINCT."
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For example, to select unique values from a column named "name" in a table named "employees," the query would be:
SELECT DISTINCT name
FROM employees;
This query will return only unique values from the "name" column, eliminating any duplicate records.
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