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The residue field kK​=Fq​ has a unique degree-n extension Fqn​. Choose a monic irreducible polynomial fˉ​ defining it and lift fˉ​ to a monic f∈OK​[X]. Hensel's lemma shows that a root generates an unramified extension L/K of degree n with that residue field. Any two such extensions embed into a common algebraic closure and have the same Teichmuller lifts of Fqn​, which generate them; hence they coincide. This proves existence and uniqueness of the unramified extension.
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