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diff --git a/Diagnostics/PostSharp.Samples.Audit.Extended/README.md b/Diagnostics/PostSharp.Samples.Audit.Extended/README.md
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-# PostSharp.Samples.Audit.Extended
-
 This example demonstrates how to extend the default Audit logging back-end so that the audit records contains pieces of information that are
 not provided by the default implementation.
 
diff --git a/Diagnostics/PostSharp.Samples.Audit/README.md b/Diagnostics/PostSharp.Samples.Audit/README.md
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-# PostSharp.Samples.Audit
-
 This example shows how to implement audit in a business application.
 
 Audit records are typically appended to a database and correlated, through a foreign key, to the object entity being accessed and the user performing the operation.
diff --git a/Diagnostics/PostSharp.Samples.Logging.CommonLogging/README.md b/Diagnostics/PostSharp.Samples.Logging.CommonLogging/README.md
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-# PostSharp.Samples.Logging.Console
-
 This example demonstrates how to configure the PostSharp Logging aspect so that it prints its output to Common.Logging.
 Here Common.Logging is configured to direct outputs to the system console.
 
diff --git a/Diagnostics/PostSharp.Samples.Logging.Console/README.md b/Diagnostics/PostSharp.Samples.Logging.Console/README.md
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-# PostSharp.Samples.Logging.Console
-
 This example demonstrates how to configure the PostSharp Logging aspect so that it prints its output to the system console.
 
 
diff --git a/Diagnostics/PostSharp.Samples.Logging.CustomBackend.ServiceStack/README.md b/Diagnostics/PostSharp.Samples.Logging.CustomBackend.ServiceStack/README.md
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-# PostSharp.Samples.Logging.CustomBackend.ServiceStack
-
 This example shows how to implement an PostSharp Logging adapter for an arbitraty logging framework. We use the term *back-end* indifferently to mean 
 either the adapter either the target logging framework itself.
 
diff --git a/Diagnostics/PostSharp.Samples.Logging.Customization/README.md b/Diagnostics/PostSharp.Samples.Logging.Customization/README.md
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-# PostSharp.Samples.Logging.Customization
-
 This example demonstrates several ways to override the default behavior of PostSharp Logging:
 
 * A value formatter named `FancyIntFormatter`, which demonstrates the implementation of the `Formatter` class.
diff --git a/Diagnostics/PostSharp.Samples.Logging.Etw/README.md b/Diagnostics/PostSharp.Samples.Logging.Etw/README.md
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-# PostSharp.Samples.Logging.Etw
-
 This example demonstrates how to configure the PostSharp Logging aspect so that it prints its output to ETW.
 
 
diff --git a/Diagnostics/PostSharp.Samples.Logging.Log4Net/README.md b/Diagnostics/PostSharp.Samples.Logging.Log4Net/README.md
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-# PostSharp.Samples.Logging.Log4Net
-
 This example demonstrates how to configure the PostSharp Logging aspect so that it prints its output to log4net.
 
 
diff --git a/Diagnostics/PostSharp.Samples.Logging.Loupe/README.md b/Diagnostics/PostSharp.Samples.Logging.Loupe/README.md
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-# PostSharp.Samples.Logging.Loupe
-
 This example demonstrates how to configure the PostSharp Logging aspect so that it prints its output to Loupe from Gibraltar.
 The application automatically opens an empty window of the Loupe Viewer. You should then see a Loupe desktop notification saying that a new
 session is available. Click on this notification to open the log, and ignore the empty window that first opened.
diff --git a/Diagnostics/PostSharp.Samples.Logging.NLog/README.md b/Diagnostics/PostSharp.Samples.Logging.NLog/README.md
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-# PostSharp.Samples.Logging.NLog
-
 This example demonstrates how to configure the PostSharp Logging aspect so that it prints its output to NLog.
 
 
diff --git a/Diagnostics/PostSharp.Samples.Logging.Serilog/README.md b/Diagnostics/PostSharp.Samples.Logging.Serilog/README.md
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-# PostSharp.Samples.Logging.Serilog
-
 This example demonstrates how to configure the PostSharp Logging aspect so that it prints its output to Serilog.
 
 
diff --git a/Framework/PostSharp.Samples.Authorization/README.md b/Framework/PostSharp.Samples.Authorization/README.md
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-# PostSharp.Samples.Authorization
-
 This example demonstrates how to enforce a non-trivial security model with aspect-oriented programming. 
 
 The `PostSharp.Samples.Authorization.Framework` defines the skeleton of an abstract security model. The key concept is represented the `IPermission` interface, with typical
diff --git a/Framework/PostSharp.Samples.AutoDataContract/README.md b/Framework/PostSharp.Samples.AutoDataContract/README.md
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-﻿# PostSharp.Samples.AutoDataContract
-
-When you have a large object model, annotating it for the WCF serializer (`DataContractFormatter`)
+﻿When you have a large object model, annotating it for the WCF serializer (`DataContractFormatter`)
 can be tedious. All classes and derived classes need to be annotated with the `[DataContract]` custom
 attribute, and all properties need the `[DataMember]` custom attribute. If you forget a single `[DataMember]` 
 attribute, no build-time error or run-time will occur, but your program will behave incorrectly and the
diff --git a/Framework/PostSharp.Samples.AutoRetry/README.md b/Framework/PostSharp.Samples.AutoRetry/README.md
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-# PostSharp.Samples.AutoRetry
-
 The `AutoRetry` aspect, when applied to a method, retries the execution of the method when the previous execution results in an exception.
 
 You can use the `AutoRetry` aspect to improve the stability of your application by making it more resilient to anticipated, temporary failures. 
diff --git a/Framework/PostSharp.Samples.CustomCaching/README.md b/Framework/PostSharp.Samples.CustomCaching/README.md
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-# PostSharp.Samples.CustomCaching
-
 Caching your method's return value makes the method execution faster, trading memory for time by storing the return value in a cache.
 If you call the method again then you can return a value stored in the cache, instead of doing time consuming calculation
 all over again.
diff --git a/Framework/PostSharp.Samples.CustomLogging/README.md b/Framework/PostSharp.Samples.CustomLogging/README.md
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-# PostSharp.Samples.CustomLogging
-
 Have you ever had the problem where your program misbehaves and you just do not have a debugger attached
 at the moment? Or that some bug is appearing occasionally and you just don't know how to reproduce
 such a case manually? The usual solution here is logging. But introducing logging into your code comes with
diff --git a/Framework/PostSharp.Samples.Encryption/README.md b/Framework/PostSharp.Samples.Encryption/README.md
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-﻿# PostSharp.Samples.Encryption
-
-This example demonstrates how to build aspects that automatically encrypt or decrypt parameter 
+﻿This example demonstrates how to build aspects that automatically encrypt or decrypt parameter 
 values. The only encryption algorithm implemented in this example is string reversal. This
 is not real encryption, of course! In practice, you would probably use a format-preserving
 encryption algorithm from a third party.
diff --git a/Framework/PostSharp.Samples.ExceptionHandling/README.md b/Framework/PostSharp.Samples.ExceptionHandling/README.md
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-# PostSharp.Samples.ExceptionHandling
-
 Exception handling is one of the most common sources of boilerplate code and makes the business logic less readable. With PostSharp, you can
 define exception handling policies centrally and apply them to your business logic from a single point.
 
diff --git a/Framework/PostSharp.Samples.MiniProfiler/README.md b/Framework/PostSharp.Samples.MiniProfiler/README.md
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-# PostSharp.Samples.MiniProfiler
-
 MiniProfiler from the makers of StackOverflow is one of the most popular and most useful libraries for 
 ASP.NET developers. Thanks to MiniProfiler, you can easily track the execution time of selected methods.
 
diff --git a/Framework/PostSharp.Samples.Persistence/README.md b/Framework/PostSharp.Samples.Persistence/README.md
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-# PostSharp.Samples.Persistence
-
 This example shows two aspects that cause a field or a property to be backed by a persistent storage:
 
 * `RegistryValueAttribute` is an aspect that persists a field or property into a Windows registry value.
diff --git a/Framework/PostSharp.Samples.Profiling/README.md b/Framework/PostSharp.Samples.Profiling/README.md
@@ -1,5 +1,3 @@
-# PostSharp.Samples.Profiling
-
 This example demonstrates how to build an aspect `ProfileAttribute` that you can apply to any method to measure 
 its execution time.
 
diff --git a/Framework/PostSharp.Samples.SessionState/README.md b/Framework/PostSharp.Samples.SessionState/README.md
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-# PostSharp.Samples.SessionState
-
 This example demonstrates how to use `LocationInterceptionAspect` to persist a field or property in the ASP.NET session state or page view state.
 
 * The `SessionStateAttribute` class is a Aspect that persists a field or property into the session state. This attribute can be
diff --git a/Framework/PostSharp.Samples.Transactions/README.md b/Framework/PostSharp.Samples.Transactions/README.md
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-# PostSharp.Samples.Transactions
 
 This example demonstrates how to build an aspect `RequiresTransactionAttribute` that forces the method to which it is applied
 to execute into a transaction. The aspect relies on the `System.Transactions` namespace, which supports distributed transactions,
diff --git a/Framework/PostSharp.Samples.ValidateResourceString/README.md b/Framework/PostSharp.Samples.ValidateResourceString/README.md
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-# PostSharp.Samples.ValidateResourceString
-
 When you want to validate values assigned to method parameters, the validation  is most often executed at runtime.
 You do not get any warning that something is broken until you execute a method that is being validated during testing.
 If you do not execute the method during testing then you are not notified about a possible bug at all.
diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
diff --git a/Threading/PostSharp.Samples.Threading.PingPong/README.md b/Threading/PostSharp.Samples.Threading.PingPong/README.md
diff --git a/Threading/PostSharp.Samples.Threading.ThreadDispatching/README.md b/Threading/PostSharp.Samples.Threading.ThreadDispatching/README.md
diff --git a/Xaml/PostSharp.Samples.Xaml/README.md b/Xaml/PostSharp.Samples.Xaml/README.md

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`1`		`-# PostSharp.Samples.Audit.Extended`
`2`		`-`
`3`	`1`	`This example demonstrates how to extend the default Audit logging back-end so that the audit records contains pieces of information that are`
`4`	`2`	`not provided by the default implementation.`
`5`	`3`
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`1`		`-# PostSharp.Samples.Audit`
`2`		`-`
`3`	`1`	`This example shows how to implement audit in a business application.`
`4`	`2`
`5`	`3`	`Audit records are typically appended to a database and correlated, through a foreign key, to the object entity being accessed and the user performing the operation.`
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`1`		`-# PostSharp.Samples.Logging.Console`
`2`		`-`
`3`	`1`	`This example demonstrates how to configure the PostSharp Logging aspect so that it prints its output to Common.Logging.`
`4`	`2`	`Here Common.Logging is configured to direct outputs to the system console.`
`5`	`3`
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`1`		`-# PostSharp.Samples.Logging.CustomBackend.ServiceStack`
`2`		`-`
`3`	`1`	`This example shows how to implement an PostSharp Logging adapter for an arbitraty logging framework. We use the term back-end indifferently to mean`
`4`	`2`	`either the adapter either the target logging framework itself.`
`5`	`3`
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`1`		`-# PostSharp.Samples.Logging.Customization`
`2`		`-`
`3`	`1`	`This example demonstrates several ways to override the default behavior of PostSharp Logging:`
`4`	`2`
`5`	`3`	* A value formatter named `FancyIntFormatter`, which demonstrates the implementation of the `Formatter` class.
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`1`		`-# PostSharp.Samples.Logging.Etw`
`2`		`-`
`3`	`1`	`This example demonstrates how to configure the PostSharp Logging aspect so that it prints its output to ETW.`
`4`	`2`
`5`	`3`
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`1`		`-# PostSharp.Samples.Logging.Log4Net`
`2`		`-`
`3`	`1`	`This example demonstrates how to configure the PostSharp Logging aspect so that it prints its output to log4net.`
`4`	`2`
`5`	`3`
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`1`		`-# PostSharp.Samples.Logging.Loupe`
`2`		`-`
`3`	`1`	`This example demonstrates how to configure the PostSharp Logging aspect so that it prints its output to Loupe from Gibraltar.`
`4`	`2`	`The application automatically opens an empty window of the Loupe Viewer. You should then see a Loupe desktop notification saying that a new`
`5`	`3`	`session is available. Click on this notification to open the log, and ignore the empty window that first opened.`
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`1`		`-# PostSharp.Samples.Logging.NLog`
`2`		`-`
`3`	`1`	`This example demonstrates how to configure the PostSharp Logging aspect so that it prints its output to NLog.`
`4`	`2`
`5`	`3`