WCF - reading an xml file in a service using XElement.Load

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Hi folks, i have a simple xml file in a wcf service that i am trying to load using Xelement.Load("sample.xml") which is not reading the file. What's the right way of doing this?

The service is supposed to return an xml to an asp.net application.

TIA

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