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extra large

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1. I'm trying to find a green sweater in extra large.
2. We have the extra-large size, but not in that color.
3. The investigation showed that the Additional Duty and the Extra Additional Duty has prevented producers within this sector from gaining access to the potentially large Indian market
4. Sizing is compulsory for mushrooms in ‘Extra’ Class according to following table, mushrooms of Classes I and II having to meet the specified size ranges if the terms ‘small’, ‘medium’ or ‘large’ are indicated:
5. They claimed that because of the creation of extra production capacity in 2004, the Community industry found itself confronted with large additional quantities of produced PVA which it had to sell.
6.  eligible costs are calculated net of any operating benefits and operating costs related to the extra investment for energy saving and arising during the first three years of the life of this investment in the case of SMEs, the first four years in the case of large undertakings that are not part of the EU CO2 Emission Trading System and the first five years in the case of large undertakings that are part of the EU CO2 Emission Trading System.
7. The investigation confirmed that there is a large potential market in India for imported wines and spirits, and that elimination of the Additional Duty for wines and spirits and of the Extra Additional Duty for spirits would entail a reduction in retail prices of imported wines and spirits of respectively 22 % to 35 % and 23 % to 48 % in different Indian States.
8. Furthermore, where the research projects or patent developments receiving aid concern pre-competitive development, the generally applicable aid intensity ceiling of Greece of 35 % (25 % basic intensity + 10 % for Article 87(3)a regions) is exceeded where no extra bonuses are applicable, because the maximum aid intensity under the measure is up to 37,05 % and 36,89 % for 2004 and 2005 respectively. According to State aid rules the cost of patent registration is not eligible for aid if the applicant is a large enterprise.
9. identifying operating benefits/costs: eligible costs must be calculated net of any operating benefits and operating costs related to the extra investment for energy saving and arising during the first three years of the life of this investment in the case of SMEs, the first four years in the case of large undertakings that are not part of the European CO2 Emission Trading System and the first five years in the case of large undertakings that are part of the European CO2 Emission Trading System.