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The current structure has been slightly modified in order to group together categories of goods and services of a similar nature.
The race route of this stage has been slightly modified between the kilometers 63
which covers relations with third countries, has been slightly amended to extend its scope.
The list of least-favoured regions whose gross domestic product is 75% below the Community average has been slightly extended.
The opening screen of App Store si iTunes Store has been slightly modified, bringing new content every day.
Recital 3 has been slightly reworded to better reflect the wording of the 6EAP.
The information in these articles has been slightly edited from the original articles published at Crochet Today on crochet travel for spring,
Recital 5 has been slightly reworded in order not to imply that the NGOs formally represent the people of Europe,
Its share of the world total, which has been slightly decreasing over the past few years, is close to 20.
as our business with Mr Rapist has been slightly damaged.
the formulation of which has been slightly modified.
This corresponds to part of The Parliament's amendment 88- which has been slightly redrafted.
This text has been slightly adapted from Museum Bredius:
Only our price forecast for next year has been slightly reduced from 4% to 3%.
The Annex remains unchanged apart from the introduction, which has been slightly altered, and a new reference in section 2.4.
Mr President, this debate has been slightly livelier than some of us might have anticipated.
The race route of this race has been slightly modified compared to 2016
It has been slightly tweaked, and my photography is much better,
The straight line at latitude 60 degrees north, north of which the special measures can be imposed has been slightly modified to take account of the territorial waters of the Member States.
Article 2(12): the wording of the definition of“natural resource” has been slightly amended so as to reflect the change in terminology in the Common Position.