Bests way to handle lines in files with only a return character?

From: Keith <spam@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 29 Dec 2005 16:59:51 GMT

I am running into a problem with lines in a file
I am retrieving that only have a return character in them.
What is the best way to detect lines with only that character
in them?
Example
123.456780
123.567890

123.999999
123.888888

123.777777

TIA,

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