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                                <h2>Sampler</h2>
-                               <p>See all Vaadin <strong>core components</strong> and their <strong>features</strong> in action in the Sampler with example <strong>source code available</strong> for to get you started quickly with your own project.</p>
+                               <p>See all Vaadin <strong>core components</strong> and their <strong>features</strong> in action in the Sampler! <strong>Sources for all samples</strong> are available for you to see and use.</p>
                                <strong class="start">Start Sampler &raquo;</strong>
                                <!--<strong class="new"><em>Notable In This Release</em> &bull;&nbsp;Drag'n'drop &bull;&nbsp;Keyboard&nbsp;Shortcuts &bull;&nbsp;AbsoluteLayout &bull;&nbsp;GWT 2.0</strong>-->
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                                                <h5>Portlet support</h5>
-                                               <p>Vaadin applications can also be deployed as portlets in portals such as Liferay. No code modifications are needed to deploy a Vaadin application to a portal and both portlet standards 1.0 (JSR-168) and 2.0 (JSR-286) are supported.</p>                                           
+                                               <p>Vaadin applications can be deployed as portlets in portals such as Liferay. No code modifications are needed to deploy a Vaadin application to a portal and both portlet standards 1.0 (JSR-168) and 2.0 (JSR-286) are supported.</p>                                                
                                                <h5>Google App Engine</h5>                                              
-                                               <p>The same servlet and portlet Vaadin applications can also be deployed to Google App Engine. This requires that all application classes are serializable.</p>
+                                               <p>The same servlet and portlet Vaadin applications can be deployed to Google App Engine. This requires that all application classes are serializable.</p>
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                                                <h5>Maven</h5>
-                                               <p>Vaadin is also in the central Maven repository, providing archetypes for creating Vaadin projects and a widgetset compilation plugin for Maven.</p>
+                                               <p>Vaadin is in the central Maven repository, providing archetypes for creating Vaadin projects and a widgetset compilation plugin for Maven.</p>
                                                <ul><li><a href="http://dev.vaadin.com/wiki/Articles/MavenIntegration">Using Vaadin with Maven</a></li></ul>
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                                                <h5>Ant</h5>
-                                               <p>Ant integration is also provided for users of other IDEs and for automatic builds.</p>
+                                               <p>Ant integration is provided for users of other IDEs and for automatic builds.</p>
                                                <ul><li><a href="docs/example-source/build-widgetset.xml">Example widgetset build script</a></li></ul>
                                                
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-                                       <h4 title="License">Free for everybody</h4>
+                                       <h4 title="Open Source">Free for everybody</h4>
                                                <h5>Apache2</h5>
                                                <p>Vaadin is licensed under the Apache2 license which means you can use it both for non-commercial and commercial projects free of charge.</p>
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