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1. If you tell a lie, Lord Emma will rip out your tongue.
2. After a minute of free fall he pulled the rip cord and out came the parachute.
3. In the absence of comparable prices during the RIP, the findings of this earlier investigation for undermining and dumping, as set out in recitals (19) to (24) of the anti-circumvention measure, remain valid.
4. This claim was rejected, partially because the law in China changed in 2001 and no longer fixes depreciation rates, and partially because the cost of manufacturing of Xinhui Alida for the RIP is that set out in their audited accounts, and not a cost adjusted to allow consolidation to take place in the United Kingdom.
5. It should first be noted that, as the study itself sets out, the costs of gas as well as the cost of the delivery of the gas to the applicant used for the comparison were estimated costs and thus not actual costs incurred during the RIP.
6. The interest subsidy amount was calculated, in accordance with Article 7(3) of the basic Regulation, on the basis of the amount actually repaid during the RIP to the companies concerned linked to the interest paid on the commercial loans taken out for the purchase of the machinery concerned.
7. One Export and Import Policy document is relevant to the RIP of this case, namely the one covering the period 1 September 2004 to 31 March 2009 (EXIM-policy 04-09). In addition, the GOI also sets out the procedures governing the EXIM-policy 04-09 in a ‘Handbook of Procedures — 1 September 2004 to 31 March 2009, Volume I’ (HOP I 04-09). The Handbook of Procedure is also updated on a regular basis.
8. The details of the scheme are set out in the Master Circular IECD No 02/04.02.02/2006-07 (Export Credit in Foreign Currency), the Master Circular IECD No 01/04.02.02/2006-07 (Rupee Export Credit) and the Master Circular DBOD.DIR(Exp.)No 01/04.02.02/2007-08 (consolidated for both Rupee and Foreign Currency export credit) of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), which was addressed to all commercial banks in India during the RIP.
9. In particular, the evidence available showed that both companies shared a common manager and a common officer during most of the RIP, while a third person (who was at the same time found to be the President of the trading company in question), although not formally employed by Agronova, was in fact carrying out its daily trading business including the conduct during the verification visit on behalf of Agronova where he was presented as an advisor of Agronova.