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It explained that "the concept of 'like products' serves to define the scope of products that should be compared to establish whether less favourable treatment is being accorded to imported products." 41 The Appellate Body "consider[ed] that the determination of likeness under Article 2.1 of the TBT Agreement, as well as under Article III:4 of the GATT 1994, is a determination about the nature and extent of a competitive relationship between and among the products at issue." 42 Regulatory concerns behind a technical regulation may nonetheless play a role in the likeness determination "[t]o the extent that they are relevant to the examination of certain 'likeness' criteria and are reflected in the products' competitive relationship." 43 As explained below, however, regulatory concerns primarily relate to analyzing less favorable treatment

And she had friends throughout the art community: she was very close friends in particular with Gathie Falk, who has just celebrated her 95th birthday

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The ring measures 4 inches in total from the bottom of the ring to the top of the hands, with the stem of the ring measuring 3 inches in total

Smoker participants reported an average of 14.06 cigarettes per day and smoked for an average of 20.35 (240) years