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 <link rel="import" href="../polymer/polymer.html">
 
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 `core-signals` provides basic publish-subscribe functionality.
 
 Note: avoid using `core-signals` whenever you can use
 a controller (parent element) to mediate communication
 instead.
 
 To send a signal, fire a custom event of type `core-signal`, with
 a detail object containing `name` and `data` fields.
 
     this.fire('core-signal', {name: 'hello', data: null});
     
 To receive a signal, listen for `core-signal-<name>` event on a 
-`core-signal` element.
+`core-signals` element.
 
-  <core-signal on-core-signal-hello="{{helloSignal}}">
+  <core-signals on-core-signal-hello="{{helloSignal}}">
 
 You can fire a signal event from anywhere, and all 
-`core-signal` elements will receive the event, regardless
+`core-signals` elements will receive the event, regardless
 of where they are in DOM.
 
 @group Polymer Core Elements
 @element core-signals
 @status stable
 @homepage github.io
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 <polymer-element name="core-signals">
 <script>
 (function(){
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   }
 
   // signal listener at document
   document.addEventListener('core-signal', function(e) {
     notify(e.detail.name, e.detail.data);
   });
   
 })();
 </script>
 </polymer-element>