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1. In an emergency he had nothing to fall back upon.
2. I'd wish the moon would fall upon the Earth.
3. For cross-border infrastructure, the Agency shall decide upon those regulatory issues that fall within the competence of national regulatory authorities, which may include the terms and conditions for access and operational security, only:
4. ‘chief mate’ means the officer next in rank to the master upon whom the command of the ship will fall in the event of the incapacity of the master; 5. ‘engineer officer’ means an officer qualified in accordance with the provisions of Chapter III of Annex I;
5. All the measures still applicable after the date of accession, which constitute State aid and do not fall within one of these three categories, are considered as new aid upon accession; the Commission has therefore full powers to prohibit the application of these measures and to order recovery of any sums unduly paid thereunder after accession.
6. The necessary amendment or repeal may arise, should it be determined that measures are to be imposed on the extended product scope, due to the fact that the products upon which measures have been imposed by Regulation (EC) No 2320/97 and Regulation (EC) No 348/2000, fall within the extended product scope.
7. All the measures still applicable after the date of accession, which constitute State aid and do not fall within one of these three categories, are considered as new aid upon accession; the Commission therefore has full powers to prohibit these measures if they are incompatible with the common market.
8. Where a Member State has, by 31 December 2005, adopted national measures which are stricter than those laid down in this Article and which fall within the scope of this Regulation, concerning the placing on the market of products and equipment containing, or whose functioning relies upon, fluorinated greenhouse gases, that Member State may, subject to point (b), maintain those national measures until 31 December 2012.
9. The second-rank guarantee of EUR 1,3 billion will be amortised on a priority basis, and the first-rank loss guarantee of EUR 700 million will be amortised subsequently. Consequently, the risk of the state being called upon should fall to zero as from the end of 2008/beginning of 2009, as against the end of 2011/beginning of 2012 under the previous mechanism in which the state’s counter-guarantee did not enjoy any priority amortisation.
10. FT is dependant upon asset disposals and its treasury stock to make any significant inroads into reducing its debt:Moody's regard FT's ability to reduce debt within a relatively short period as having become increasingly constrained by the fall in its equity value, which reduces the potential value of the treasury stock FT holds, reducing the probability of conversion of numerous convertible bonds and potentially implying a lower realizable value for expected non-core asset disposals, although Moody's acknowledges that it is possible this may change.