Convert a list to set and then convert back from the set to the list, the conversion to the set removes duplication. There is one weak point the order in the resulted list might be different from the original one, since ‘set’ does not preserves ordering.
Example:
l=[1,2,3,1]
s=set(l) # this operation removes duplications but data is stored in ‘set’ type
l=list(s) # convert back to list
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