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MultipleModelService.watchMultiple({
  models: [
    { method: ReserveWishListModelProvider.getAll, as: 'reserveWishListItems'},
    { method: ReserveItemsModelProvider.getAll, as: 'reserveListItems'}
  ],
  transformAs: 'fullReserveList',
  // Concatenate wish list items and reserve items to create the full reserve wish list
  transform: function buildReserveList(reserveWishItems, reserveItems) {
      reserveWishItems = _.sortBy(reserveWishItems, function (i) {
          return i.description.toLowerCase();

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//
// Problem: In Angular, you're using directives in the HTML to reference properties on the scope,
// but you end up with super long expressions in your html like ...
//
// ng-if="myCity.publicZoo.myEscapedAnimal.type === animals.mammals.primates.orangutan"
//
// and you end up exposing constants to the scope so you can do those checks
//
// $scope.animals = Animals
//

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// Route multiple form elements to a single method to handle key presses in Angular
//ng-keypress="checkKey($event)"

$scope.checkKey = function(e){
  if(e.charCode === 13){ // 13 = Enter
    switch(e.currentTarget.name){
      case 'elementName':
        $scope.doThing();
        break;
      case 'elementTwo':

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myApp.directive('no-input', function() {
  return {
    restrict: 'A',
    replace: false,
    link: function(scope, el) {
      el.on('keydown', function(e){   
        if(e.keyCode === 8){
          el.val('');
          el.trigger('change');
        } else {

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$.monthsToYears = function(months){
  var val;
	if(months < 12) {
		val = months + ' month';
		if(months > 1 || months === 0){
			val += 's';
		}
	} else {
		var yrs = Math.floor(months/12);
		var mo = months%12;