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Name: signupForm —

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            <button type="button" class="pf-btn pf-btn-outline pf-btn-secondary pf-btn-full" ng-click="close()"> Back </button>
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              disabled="disabled"> Next </button>
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        </div>
        <p> Already a user? <!-- ngIf: !inQst --><a ng-if="!inQst" data-login-open="" class="ng-scope">
                        Sign in
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          <!-- ngIf: inQst -->
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          <h5 class="pf-info-label">What's Next?</h5>
          <!-- ngIf: !inQst -->
          <p class="pf-info-text ng-scope" ng-if="!inQst"> You'll be able to manage your account on Capitalise.com at any time. </p><!-- end ngIf: !inQst -->
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Name: resetForm —

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  <h3 class="user-form__title" id="modal-reset-label">Reset your password</h3>
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    <div class="user-form__actions text-right">
      <button type="submit" ng-click="submit()" ng-disabled="resetForm.$invalid || resetForm._username.$pending || submitting" class="pf-btn pf-btn-cta" disabled="disabled"> Reset password </button>
      <p> Don't yet have an account? <a href="#" data-dismiss="modal" data-toggle="modal" data-target="#modal-register">Sign up</a><br> If you know your password, you can <a data-login-open="">Sign in</a>. </p>
    </div>
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</form>

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