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You can try
sudo apt-get remove $(dpkg -l armory)
If it doesn't work, try
sudo apt-get remove $dpkg -l |grep armory)
If even this doesn't work, try this guaranteed method.
cd <folder where .deb file is stored>
dpkg -r <name of package>.deb
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