Now you can identify those duplicate keys when you Create a My List by simply titling the name of your My List with a ' dups' or ' DUPS' (note that there is a single space prior to dups).
For example, when you create a My List and receive notification of duplicates:
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Submit it again with ' dups' in the title:
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This new My List will contain only those IDs that had duplicate records.
Tip: You can go to Maintain My Lists under the General Utilities tab and utilize the utility to take a list and subtract out matching IDs (Option #2). This will allow you to derive those single (non-duplicated) IDs.