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1. I could fall in love with you all over again.
2. Employment has grown in the course of 2008, but is expected to fall over 2009.
3. It will thus fall in a linear fashion over the period under examination.
4. The workers concerned fall within the category of disadvantaged workers by being over 50 years old.
5. Total earnings from 2001 to 2006 are set to rise by just over [...]* % to [...]*. Total administrative expenditure during the same period should, however, fall by about [...]* %.
6. The stand and the bed shall be sufficiently stable to prevent accidental tipping over of the suspended bed which could cause the child to fall.
7. The incomes of certain Italian poultry undertakings over the period June-August 1999 clearly attests, according to the Italian authorities, to this fall in prices and sales.
8. That funding structure is projected to remain fairly stable over the next few years, with a moderate fall in reliance on wholesale funding.
9. The sampled Community producers experienced a fall in export sales volume from around 60000 tonnes to around 20000 tonnes over the period under consideration.
10. In the private customer segment, assets were to fall (by EUR [...]** or EUR [...]** %) from a little over EUR [...]** to just under EUR [...]** as a result of sales, closures and other reduction measures. Around 90 % of this fall was accounted for by sales of holdings (in particular in Allbank, Weberbank, BG Polska and Zivnostenska Banka).
11. Employment has grown in the course of 2008, but is expected to fall over 2009. Similarly, the unemployment rate has increased in the last months of 2008 and is expected to increase in 2009.
12. Despite the fall in profitability over the same period, this indicator shows a positive trend mainly due to the increase in the depreciation costs which are included for establishing the level of cash flow.
13. 70 % in proportion to the number of persons who fall into one of the categories referred to in Article 6(c) and (d) registered over the previous three years.
14. Total earnings should fall only slightly between 2001 and 2006, while total administrative expenditure should fall by about [...]* % during the same period and profit before tax should increase by about [...]* %. Risk positions should be reduced by about [...]* %, as should the workforce. It is intended that the cost/income ratio of the capital market business should be improved from just over [...]* % in 2001 to about [...]* % in 2006.
15. Aid not exceeding a ceiling of EUR 3000 per beneficiary over any period of three years, where the total amount of such aid granted to all enterprises over three years remains below a ceiling around 0,3 % of the agricultural output for 2001 (for Spain, EUR 106755000) does not affect trade between Member States and/or does not distort or threaten to distort competition and therefore does not fall under Article 87(1) of the Treaty