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Description of problem:
When adding a permission to a Organization the cancel element (or button) appears out of place.

How reproducible:
When navigating, permission for +All the Cancel button will appear next to Permission For, also missing [<< Previous button]
When Selecting +All followed by [Next>>] the Cancel button appears next to Permission For.


Steps to Reproduce:
1. Navigate to Roles.
2. Select a Role or create a new role.
3. Select Permissions.
4. Select a Permission
5. Select Add Permission
6. At this point, Select +All or +All followed by Next
  
Actual results:
[Cancel] button appears out of place located near Text Permission For.
Also, Note if you simply select +All you will find there is no [previous] button however the Cancel button does appear, again next to Permission For:.

Expected results:
Cancel button should be placed appropriately.  User experience should remain consistent through out workflow.

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This adds extra text to indicate to the user to use the cancel button to return to picking an individual resource type and moves the Cancel button to a more logical location.

QA Verified

getting rid of 6.0.0 version since that doesn't exist