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If you need to lazy load components when the route changes, Angular has got you covered. But what if you want to lazy load code when something else happens besides a route change? Maybe we can load a different set of admin services if a certain user logs in. Perhaps when we open a modal that’s not tied to a route, we want to load a large library and do some Angular things with it.

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