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    <h1>Lazy Loading Data Associations</h1>\r
    <p>This example demonstrates the ability to lazy load associative data. For loading nested data in a single request, see the <a href="../app/nested-loading/nested-loading.html">nested-loading.html</a> example.</p>\r
    <p>We look at a fictional company that sells furniture to their retail customers.</p>\r
    <p>Note that each time you navigate down to a new level a separate request is sent to retrieve the appropriate data.</p>\r
    <p>Once you reach the last level, we also demonstrate the ability to load back up the hierarchy. Note that this creates a new Model instance so no previous association data is present when we begin.</p>\r
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	26	<h1>Lazy Loading Data Associations</h1>\r
	27	<p>This example demonstrates the ability to lazy load associative data. For loading nested data in a single request, see the <a href="../app/nested-loading/nested-loading.html">nested-loading.html</a> example.</p>\r
	28	<p>We look at a fictional company that sells furniture to their retail customers.</p>\r
	29	<p>Note that each time you navigate down to a new level a separate request is sent to retrieve the appropriate data.</p>\r
	30	<p>Once you reach the last level, we also demonstrate the ability to load back up the hierarchy. Note that this creates a new Model instance so no previous association data is present when we begin.</p>\r
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	32	<p>The source is not minified and can be viewed here: <a href="associations.js">associations.js</a>.</p>\r
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