WPF theme that looks like Windows XP/WinForms

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I'm looking for a WPF theme that looks like Windows XP/WinForms. Basically I want all the WPF goodness, but without my business analyst freaking out because the colors look different.

(Pity too, I really like the themes I found on CodePlex.)

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