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samples/algorithms/README.md

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   This sample demonstrates how to use Shor's algorithm to efficiently factor integers.
 - **[Reversible Logic Synthesis](./reversible-logic-synthesis/)**:
   This sample demonstrates how to use reversible logic synthesis to solve the hidden shift problem.
+  **[Repeat Until Success](./repeat-until-success/)**:
+  This sample demonstrates the implementations of two Repeat-Until-Success (RUS) algorithms in Q#.
 - **[CHSH Game](./chsh-game/)**:
   This sample demonstrates a famous nonlocal game which proves that no theory of local hidden variables can ever reproduce all the predictions of quantum mechanics.
 - **[Oracle Synthesis](./oracle-synthesis)**:

samples/getting-started/README.md

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   It also shows how to simulate the same algorithms from Python and Jupyter.
 - **[Simple Algorithms](./simple-algorithms/)**:
   This sample covers several different basic quantum algorithms, and how each can be written in Q#.
+- **[Qrng](./qrng/)**:
+  This sample demonstrates the implementation of a simple quantum random number generator in Q#.
 - **[Intro to IQ#](./intro-to-iqsharp/)**:
   This samples explains how to create interactive notebooks using Jupyter and IQ#.

samples/numerics/README.md

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 # Numerics library samples
 
-The samples in this folder show how to use the numerics library.
-The `CustomModAdd` sample illustrates how to implement a custom modular addition operation.
-The `EvaluatingFunctions` sample shows how to evaluate smooth functions using a polynomial
-approximation in fixed-point arithmetic and `ResourceCounting` counts the resources of this
-operation.
+- **[Custom Mod Add](./custom-mod-add/)**:
+  This sample illustrates how to implement a custom modular addition operation.
+- **[Evaluating Functions](./evaluating-functions/)**:
+  This sample shows how to evaluate smooth functions using a polynomial approximation in fixed-point arithmetic.
+- **[Resource Counting](./resource-counting/)**:
+  This sample counts the resources used by `Evaluating Functions`.
 
 ## Running the Samples