Q: How to get only the unique values out of a list of strings in C#? Is there an easy way to get only the unique values out of a list of strings in C#?  My google-fu is failing me today.
(I know I can put them in another structure and pull them out again.  I'm looking for stupidly-easy, like Ruby's .uniq method.  C# has bloody well everything else, so I'm probably just using the wrong synonym.)
Specifically, this is coming from Linq, so if Linq had a built-in way to select only unique strings, that would be even cooler.

A: In .net 3.5:-
var strings = new List<string> { "one", "two", "two", "three" };
var distinctStrings = strings.Distinct(); // IEnumerable<string>
var listDistinctStrings = distinctStrings.ToList(); // List<string>

Boom shaka-laka!

A: List<string> strings = new string[] { "Hello", "Hello", "World" }.ToList();

strings = strings.Distinct().ToList();

