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    <string name="app_name">MenuDrawerSamples</string>

    <string name="sample_content">Sample of dragging the content.\nThe menu consists of a ListView, for which the
        active position is saved through configuration changes.\nAdditionally, if the menu is open, a back press will
        close it.
    </string>

    <string name="sample_window">Sample of dragging the entire window.\nThe menu is a simple ScrollView, with a click
        listener set on each item.\nThe drawer will animate slightly open, to make it more discoverable.\nAdditionally,
        if the menu is open, a back press will close it.
    </string>

    <string name="sample_listactivity">Sample of how to use the drawer with ListActivity.\nWhen running on ICS or
        greater, the ActionBar up button will blink until clicked by the user. This is done to make the menu more
        discoverable.\nAdditionally, if the menu is open, a back press will close it.
    </string>

    <string name="sample_rightmenu">This sample shows how to position the menu to the right of the content.\nRun on
        an API14+ device to see how it interacts with the overflow button.
    </string>

    <string name="sample_topmenu">This sample shows how to position the menu above the content.</string>

    <string name="sample_bottommenu">This sample shows how to position the menu below the content.</string>

    <string name="sample_layout">This sample shows how to use the drawer in a layout file.
        \nThe top drawer is used in this sample.
    </string>

    <string name="sample_static">This sample shows how to attach a drawer that is always visible.</string>
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