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@@ -16,32 +16,31 @@ Instalation
 Usuage
 ------
 To create a stopwatch you only need a identifier and you can pass a hash with options with the stopwatch seconds and the interval (in miliseonds) if you want to reduce your stopwatch interval. The default is 1000 miliseconds (or 1 second).
-> var Stopwatch = require('stopwatch').Stopwatch;
-> var stopwatch = new Stopwatch(1, { seconds: 60, interval:10 });
-> stopwatch.on('tick', function(secondsLeft) {
->   //when one second pass.
-> });
-> stopwatch.on('end, function() {
->   //when the time ends
-> });
+     var Stopwatch = require('stopwatch').Stopwatch;
+     var stopwatch = new Stopwatch(1, { seconds: 60, interval:10 });
+     stopwatch.on('tick', function(secondsLeft) {
+       //when one second pass.
+     });
+     stopwatch.on('end, function() {
+       //when the time ends
+     });
 
 ### Managed
 If you want a managed instance you only need to require the module and use the get function.
-> var StopwatchManager = require('stopwatch');
-> var stopwatch = StopwatchManager.get(1, {seconds: 1, interval: 0});
-> stopwatch.on('tick', function(secondsLeft) {
->   //when one second pass.
-> });
-> stopwatch.on('end, function() {
->   //when the time ends
-> });
-
+    var StopwatchManager = require('stopwatch');
+    var stopwatch = StopwatchManager.get(1, {seconds: 1, interval: 0});
+    stopwatch.on('tick', function(secondsLeft) {
+      //when one second pass.
+    });
+    stopwatch.on('end, function() {
+       //when the time ends
+    });
 
 ### Examples
 See the test folder. I'll write more example in a examples folder.
 
 Running tests
 -------------
 To run the tests you need to install mocha and should. 
-> npm install
-> npm test
+    npm install
+    npm test