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1. Snow lay all over the ground.
2. Newspapers lay scattered all over the floor.
3. Broken glass lay scattered all over the road.
4. This way the company could save over EUR 1 million. The cost of the lay-offs is estimated to be about EUR 170000.
5. With regard to the use of the loan over time, the Italian authorities point out that the decision to approve rescue aid does not lay down any provision requiring that the aid should be used in specific periods and that the way in which its use is managed in the period covered by the Commission's authorisation does not entail any additional advantage for the beneficiary company and does not constitute a new measure.
6. To take into account the accession of the Czech Republic, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia, beneficiaries of this tariff quota together with Bulgaria and Romania, and the accession of Cyprus, Malta and Slovenia and pending the results of the negotiations of new tariff concessions for Bulgaria and Romania, it is appropriate to lay down in the detailed rules for the management of this tariff quota that for the period 1 July 2004 to 30 June 2005 the available quantity should be staggered over the year in a suitable manner within the meaning of Article 32(4) of Regulation (EC) No 1254/1999 for the benefit of Bulgaria and Romania.
7. In particular, it is appropriate to lay down provisions concerning the exercise by broadcasters of exclusive broadcasting rights that they may have purchased to events considered to be of major importance for society in a Member State other than that having jurisdiction over the broadcasters. In order to avoid speculative rights purchases with a view to circumvention of national measures, it is necessary to apply those provisions to contracts entered into after the publication of Directive 97/36/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council [21] and concerning events which take place after the date of implementation. When contracts that predate the publication of that Directive are renewed, they are considered to be new contracts.
8. With regard to the advertising of bergamots as fruit, the Community guidelines on State aid for the advertising of products falling within Annex I to the Treaty and certain products not falling within Annex I lay down a number of conditions so that aid may qualify for the derogation provided for in Article 87(3)(c) of the Treaty: the proposed advertising campaign must not meet any of the negative criteria set out (advertising which over-emphasises the origin of the products, advertising for individual enterprises, campaigns that are contrary to secondary Community law) and must satisfy at least one of the positive criteria laid down (in the agricultural sector, advertising focusing on surplus products or under-exploited species, on new products or replacement products that are not yet in surplus, on high-quality products — including those manufactured or obtained in accordance with environmentally-friendly production methods, such as organic products — on the development of certain areas, on the development of small and medium-sized enterprises).