Uniq command in linux

The uniq command can count and print the number of repeated lines.
Just like duplicate lines, we can filter unique lines (non-duplicate lines)
as well 
and can also ignore case sensitivity. 
We can skip fields and characters before comparing duplicate lines 
and also consider characters for filtering lines.

Source: redhat.com

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