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You can group items by the key, and then select what item from the group you want to use as value. I use FirstOrDefault as an example:

... .Select(c => new SampleClass { Id = c.Location.Name, Name = c.Location.Name })
    .GroupBy(c => c.Id)
    .Select(group => group.FirstOrDefault())
    .ToList()

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Is this what you need: http://sprokhorenko.blogspot.com/2009/11/convenient-distinct.html ?

This is an extension for IEnumerable that allows you to .Distinct() for any field (or even several ones using lambdas), which creates IEqualityComparer for you on the fly.


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