Easiest is kind of a relative term.
One way is to create a table exactly like the one you have, only without any data. (Copy it, but structure only, not data.)
Then change the design of the table so that the fields that are duplicated are part of the primary key of the new (empty) table.
Then insert all of the rows from the old table into the new table (an Append Query). When you do this, Access will tell you that "x" number of rows were not inserted, due to key violations.
Go ahead and do the insert (answer "YES"), and the new table will not contain any dupes.
That's one way.
Tranman