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       micros: 100,
-     isGc: false,
       weight: 2,
       stack: [
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 <dt>micros
 <dd>This is the time at which the sample was taken (in microseconds).
-<dt>isGc
-<dd>This is a boolean describing whether this sample was purely a GC sample. If true, then the stack has no entries. If false, then the stack has at least one entry.
 <dt>weight
 <dd>Due to the way sampling is currently implemented, time spent in native C++ functions prevent samples from being taken. For this reason, the time is attributed to the next sample. Hence this weight indicates how many samples were deferred to this stack trace.
 <dt>stack
-<dd>If isGc is false, then this will be a non-empty array with the stack trace at the time of the sample. The first function is the top of the stack and each subsequent function called the previous function. The 'function' field describes where the function was defined, and the 'site' field describes where the function is currently executing.
+<dd>This will be a non-empty array with the stack trace at the time of the sample. The first function is the top of the stack and each subsequent function called the previous function. The 'function' field describes where the function was defined, and the 'site' field describes where the function is currently executing.
 </dl>