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jquery and angular do not play nicely not matter what the angular people say. Any non-trivial jquery plugin included into a angularjs page will require $timeout(0) hacks to get it to behave properly.

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But again, is your plugin being called from an angular module, or are you running them separately on the same nodes? That's typically the problem, and it makes sense. If any two frameworks are messing with the same page content, you're bound to see issues.

Edit: see comment above as well about JQuery plugins.

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