Remove using statements in first BlockingCollection example. #4264
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using statement not needed with Task when using Task.WhenAll or Task.WaitAll after .NET 4.5
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Thanks for making these updates @gurustron
I've reviewed the changes, and looked at the linked blog from Stephen. I'll 
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Summary
usingstatement is not needed when callingTask.WhenAllorTask.WaitAllafter .NET 4.5.Removed extra
usingstatements from example.