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Wai Ha Lee
Wai Ha Lee
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You could group it, and output again.

 var result = parts.OrderBy(p => customOrderPartIds.IndexOf(p.id))   .GroupBy(x => x.name)   .SelectMany(x => x);  

You could group it, and output again.

 var result = parts.OrderBy(p => customOrderPartIds.IndexOf(p.id))   .GroupBy(x => x.name)   .SelectMany(x => x);  

You could group it, and output again.

var result = parts.OrderBy(p => customOrderPartIds.IndexOf(p.id)) .GroupBy(x => x.name) .SelectMany(x => x);
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Epic Chen
Epic Chen
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You could group it, and output again.

 var result = parts.OrderBy(p => customOrderPartIds.IndexOf(p.id)) .GroupBy(x => x.name) .SelectMany(x => x); 

You could group it, and output again.

 var result = parts.OrderBy(p => customOrderPartIds.IndexOf(p.id)).GroupBy(x => x.name).SelectMany(x => x);

You could group it, and output again.

 var result = parts.OrderBy(p => customOrderPartIds.IndexOf(p.id)) .GroupBy(x => x.name) .SelectMany(x => x); 
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Epic Chen
Epic Chen
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You could group it, and output again.

 var result = parts.OrderBy(p => customOrderPartIds.IndexOf(p.id)).GroupBy(x => x.name).SelectMany(x => x);