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1. Don't fall off!
2. I wish you fall off a cliff.
3. When you fall off the stairs, you're downstairs quickly.
4. That popular television series is going to spin off two new shows in the fall.
5. A spare wheel not securely fixed in carrier and likely to fall off.
6. Number plate(s) missing or so insecure/fixed that it is (they are) likely to fall off.
7. The November plan suggested that profits would fall at the end of the restructuring period (2007), due to high restructuring costs and the fact that profits for 2005 were inflated by the one-off sale of assets in that year.
8. Any part of the noise suppression system loose, likely to fall off, damaged, incorrectly fitted, missing or obviously modified in a way that would adversely affect the noise levels.
9. The Portuguese authorities claim that (i) the tax exemptions, (ii) the facilities for the payment of the tax on the use of the broadcasting network, (iii) the rescheduling of the debt to the social security scheme (iv) payment for the hiving-off of the television network, (v) the protocol on cinema promotion and (vi) the loan taken out by RTP in 1998 do not fall within the concept of state aid.
10. In total, there would be one‐off effects in the period 2003 to 2005 of around minus EUR [...]**, [...]** of which would be accounted for by the extraordinary costs of the sale and the remainder by reserves for staff, IT, buildings and additional restructuring costs. In the medium to long term, the planned result before tax in 2006 of EUR [...]** (according to the revised medium‐term plan and on the basis of the above three measures) would fall by about EUR [...]** to just under EUR [...]**, [...]** of this amount on account of the loss of Berliner Bank’s income to the group and the remainder on account of the delays in staff cutbacks, the loss of the planned increase in fee income and remaining (fixed) costs (especially in the context of back‐office diseconomies of scale).
11. The requirement of a separate sale would entail a one‐off write‐down of the present book value of EUR [...]* by EUR [...]* to the book value of BerlinHyp's capital of EUR 519 million. The expected pre‐tax result for the rest of the group in 2006 would be reduced by a further EUR [...]* or so (difference between the disappearance of the planned BerlinHyp result of some EUR [...]* and the interest earnings on the expected sales proceeds of some EUR [...]*). Together with the separate sale of Berliner Bank, this would result in a further fall of some [...]* % in the target return on capital of the rest of the group in 2006 to a little over [...]* % generally and a core‐capital ratio of only just over [...]* %.