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Fix example 8 in schema document #856

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<pre class="example highlight" title="Metadata file referencing multiple tabular data files sharing a schema">
{
"tableSchema": "government-spending.csv",
"tableSchema": "government-spending.json",
"tables": [{
"url": "http://example.org/east-sussex-2015-03.csv",
}, {
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}
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the validator would validate all the listed tables, using the locally defined schema at <code>government-spending.csv</code>. It would also use the metadata embedded in the referenced CSV files; for example, when processing <code>http://example.org/east-sussex-2015-03.csv</code>, it would use <a>embedded metadata</a> within that file to verify that the CSV is <a href="http://w3c.github.io/csvw/metadata/#table-group-description-compatibility" class="externalDFN">compatible</a> with the metadata.
the validator would validate all the listed tables, using the locally defined schema at <code>government-spending.json</code>. It would also use the metadata embedded in the referenced CSV files; for example, when processing <code>http://example.org/east-sussex-2015-03.csv</code>, it would use <a>embedded metadata</a> within that file to verify that the CSV is <a href="http://w3c.github.io/csvw/metadata/#table-group-description-compatibility" class="externalDFN">compatible</a> with the metadata.
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If a validator is passed a <a>tabular data file</a> <code>http://example.org/east-sussex-2015-03.csv</code>, the validator would use the metadata located from the CSV file: the first metadata file found through the <code>Link</code> headers found when retrieving that file, or located through a site-wide location configuration.
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