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I'm styling the items in a WPF ListBox , and want to put a border around each item. With BorderThickness set to 1, for example, the top-bottom borders between adjacent items are both drawn and therefore appear "thicker" than the side borders, as shown: The item template that produces these ListBoxItems is: <DataTemplate> <Border BorderThickness="1" BorderBrush="DarkSlateGray" Background="DimGray" Padding="8 4 8 4"> <TextBlock Text="{Binding Name}" FontSize="16"/> </Border> </DataTemplate> I'd like to "collapse" these adjacent borders, as one could, for example, through CSS . I'm aware that BorderThickness can be defined separately for the left/right/top/bottom borders, but this affects the border of the first or last item, as well, which is not desired. Is there a way to accomplish this with WPF? A property of Border I'm missing, or does it require a different approach to creating borders?
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