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How let `sort | uniq -c` separate the number of occurrences by a tab charactor?

uniq -c separate the occurrence number by spaces, which is hard for to cut or awk to separate it out later. 1000_A1\tB1\n ___1_A2\tB2\n I can solve this problem using sed -r 's/^ *([0-9]+)/\1\t/' ...