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README.md

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 * [Security](#security)
 * [Related Tools](#related)
 
-###<a id="Origin"></a> Origin
+### <a id="Origin"></a> Origin
 
 This project originated out of the need to execute various Powershell commands (at fairly high volume and frequency) against services within Office365/Azure bridged via a custom node.js implemented REST API; this was due to the lack of certain features in the REST GraphAPI for Azure/o365, that are available only in Powershell.
 
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 ![Alt text](/diagram.png "Diagram1")
 
-###<a id="install"></a> Install & Tests
+### <a id="install"></a> Install & Tests
 
 ```
 npm install stateful-process-command-proxy
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ npm install mocha
 mocha test/all.js
 ```
 
-###<a id="history"></a> History
+### <a id="history"></a> History
 
 ```
 v1.0-beta.5 - 2014-01-28
@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ v1.0-beta.1 - 2014-01-17
     - Initial version
 ```
 
-###<a id="usage"></a> Usage
+### <a id="usage"></a> Usage
 
 To use StatefulProcessCommandProxy the constructor takes one parameter which is a configuration object who's properties are described below. Please refer to the example (following) and the unit-test for more details.
 
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 Its highly recommended you check out the unit-tests for some examples in addition to the below:
 
-###<a id="example"></a> Example
+### <a id="example"></a> Example
 
 Note this example is for a machine w/ bash in the typical location. Windows (or other) can adjust the below as necessary to run).
 
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 ```
 
-###<a id="security"></a> Security
+### <a id="security"></a> Security
 
 Obviously this module can expose you to some insecure situations depending on how you use it... you are providing a gateway to an external process via Node on your host os! (likely a shell in most use-cases). Here are some tips; ultimately its your responsibility to secure your system.