First things first. We need some consumable ddl and sample data. I created this for you this time so you can see what I mean.
if OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#Something') is not null
drop table #Something
set dateformat mdy
create table #Something
(
dt1 datetime,
dt2 datetime,
dt3 datetime,
dt4 datetime,
dt5 datetime
)
insert #Something
select '3/31/2011', '3/30/2011', '4/4/2011', '3/30/2011', '4/4/2011' union all
select '10/24/2012', '10/23/2012', '10/27/2012', '10/23/2012', '10/27/2012' union all
select '12/10/2012', '12/8/2012', '12/19/2012', '12/8/2012', '12/19/2012' union all
select '12/20/2012', '12/8/2012', '12/19/2012', '12/8/2012', '12/19/2012' union all
select '1/16/2013', '1/14/2013', '1/24/2013', '1/14/2013', '1/24/2013'
select * from #Something
So based on your sample data what do you want for desired output? I would like to point out that you do not have any duplicate rows here at all. Can you explain what you mean by that?
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