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The issue occurs when a custom JavaScript animation is added via the $animate.addClass() function and is accompanied by $animate.removeClass(). If the done function is not passed before the animation gets cancelled (removeClass is called during addClass) the ng-animate class is never removed from the element once the removeClass function has completed (and vice-versa).
To see the issue just click anywhere in the output window on my example twice within 2 seconds.
This can be problematic if you are using the .ng-animate class to apply styles during an animation.