You can use sed to delete particular lines, based on some unique criteria. This would look like
sed -e "/search criteria/d" -i2 file1.txt
This happens "in place", replacing the file's original contents. If you want to process a number of files in the same way, you can use
ls *.txt | xargs -i{} sed -e "/search criteria/d" -i2 {}
This takes the results from ls and hands it in to xargs. xargs then runs sed on each filename, one at a time.
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You can use sed to delete particular lines, based on some unique criteria. This would look like sed -e "/search criteria/d" -i2 ...
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