Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• A comparison was made between the total export quantities indicated in the questionnaire replies of the three cooperating exporting producers and total dumped imports from the PRC, calculated as explained in recital 71.
• A comparison was made between Eurostat data and the questionnaire reply received from the cooperating exporting producer in South Africa.
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• A comparison was made between the total export quantities indicated in the questionnaire replies of the cooperating exporting producers and total imports from the PRC as derived from Eurostat import statistics.
• Indeed, a comparison was made between the prices charged for all models to the related importer and to unrelated importers.
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• At the hearing a comparison was made between the proposals put forward by the Commission and the aspirations and priorities of the cooperative sector.
• A comparison was made between the total export quantities indicated in the questionnaire replies of the three cooperating exporting producers and total dumped imports from the PRC, calculated as explained in recital 66.

• International, European and national institutions need census data to make valid comparisons between EU Member States.
• Consumers will find it very difficult to make comparisons between alternative offers if prices are not easily and clearly comparable and transparent.
• Only in this way can we make horizontal comparisons between strategies and projects between Member States in individual areas of activity.
• This often makes direct comparisons between the PDB 2007 and the B2006 figures difficult.
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• These factors make comparison between national maps impossible.
• They can be used both to assess the situation in each Member State and to make comparisons between them.
• increasing supply of goods makes it difficult for consumers to monitor and make comparisons between the individual labels.