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It looks like setting delay on .ng-enter causes order of stagger to be wrong(the first item is animated last)
Why I need the initial delay in the first place? I'm using ng-animate-children, but the animation on parent takes say 500ms, so I need to delay animation of the children by those 500ms..
Even if it worked, it wouldn't really be ideal, since I only need that delay in when the parent is animating, but that's another story..