You can edit the file /etc/apt/sources.list with any text editor. For example - you can click on the icon to get you an virtual terminal, then in the terminal:
su -
(enter root password)
cd /etc/apt
pico sources.list (or nano, vi, emacs - whichever text editor you want to use)
Then fix up the sources.list file. If you don't know what all the entries mean:
man sources.list
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