T-SQL Query Duplicate dates.

A table is called ‘ImportEvents’ There are currently 50 records in this table. The user has the ability to enter the ‘Import Date’ manually and multiple imports could have happened on the same date. What SQL query would you use to identify
a list of all the dates on which an upload has occured without duplicates?

If I want the number of Imported dates that don't have duplicate values how could I aggregate the query ?
In sumo -
50 records say 18 records where created on one date and 32 on 32 different dates how can I retrieve the list of 33 records based on the Imported Date.
DECLARE @ImportEvents TABLE (importDate date)
INSERT INTO @ImportEvents (importDate)
VALUES ('2014-01-01'),('2014-01-01'),('2014-01-01'),('2014-01-01'),('2014-01-01'),('2014-01-01'),('2014-01-01'),('2014-01-01'),('2014-01-01'),
('2014-01-02'),('2014-01-03'),('2014-01-04'),('2014-01-05'),('2014-01-06'),
('2014-01-07'),('2014-01-07'),('2014-01-07'),('2014-01-07'),('2014-01-07'),('2014-01-07'),('2014-01-07'),('2014-01-07'),('2014-01-07')
select importDate
From @ImportEvents
group by importDate
having sum(importDate) = 1
Thanks
Richard

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