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If you don't want "Summary:" to appear in the Table of Contents:
1. Insert a paragraph break after "Summary:" 2. Format the new "Summary:" paragraph in a Style other than a heading Style 3. Click anywhere in the "Summary:" paragraph then press Ctrl-Alt-Enter. 4. Update the Table of Contents. FWIW, step 3 applies what's called a Style Separator, which allows two different paragraph Styles to be used in the same logical paragraph.
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