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That happens because the styling (rounded corners) is applied to the last cell. The questions is, why do you set the last cell to visibility: hidden? What are you trying to achieve? This should most probably be done with angular, not by modifying CSS.

For example, if you want to hide a cell conditionally, put the condition on the scope, then use the ngIf directive:

// somewhere in your controller
$scope.hideLastCell = true;

In your html:

<bp-cell>cell 1</bp-cell>
<bp-cell ng-if="!hideLastCell">cell 2</bp-cell>

This way, you can dynamically change the behavior at runtime.

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