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docs: remove usage of blacklist from third-party-libraries documentation
Replace the usage of blacklist with a description of the prevention/disclusion methods which are beging described.
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# <a name="providers">Providers</a>
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Adding Angular providers to the app should be seamless. The install process will create a
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`providers.js` from all the providers contained in all the dependencies. The User can blacklist
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`providers.js` from all the providers contained in all the dependencies. The User can disclude
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providers it doesn't want.
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The `providers.js` file will always be overwritten by the `install` / `uninstall` process. It
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needs to exist for toolings to be able to understand dependencies. These providers are global
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to the application.
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In order to blacklist providers from being global, the user can use the `--no-global-providers`
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In order to prevent providers from being global, the user can use the `--no-global-providers`
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flag during installation, or can change the dependencies by using `ng providers`. As an example:
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```bash

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