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Text practically unchanged.
For four years, the positions remained practically unchanged.
In 2019, profits remained practically unchanged, while stock prices rose by approx. 30%.
Share of State aid in cohesion countries practically unchanged.
The current formula has stayed practically unchanged since 1956, thus more than 50 years.
the margin as a percentage of sales remained practically unchanged.
Text merged but practically unchanged.
import levies will remain practically unchanged.
The layout of the city has survived practically unchanged since that time until the present day.
These animals represent a variety of early life which has come down to the present time practically unchanged.
We have been saying these words practically unchanged for many years.
change in this respect, since it takes over the rules on matrimonial matters from the Brussels II Regulation practically unchanged.
like"practically unchanged" testimony of the ancient Greek system of land splitting up, will chora it.
However, that Article(which has remained practically unchanged since the 1975 revision) now only partially reflects the reality of a procedure which has changed radically as numerous interinstitutional agreements have been adopted.
The town that grew between 1676 and 1732 was to remain practically unchanged until 1860.
8) remained practically unchanged at EUR 226.6 billion.
himself has said that'The proposals in the original Constitutional Treaty are practically unchanged. They have simply been dispersed through the old Treaties in the form of amendments.
overall disparities between EU regions as a whole were practically unchanged between 1995 and 2000.
so satisfying to the mind and the eye that it lasted practically unchanged for over 600 years.
however, the relative position of island regions in rankings based on regional GDP has remained practically unchanged over the past 20 years.
grant the right of appeal to refused applicants has remained practically unchanged from the text of the initial proposal, thanks to the support of the European Parliament.
then remains practically unchanged at a surplus of 0.3% of GDP during the years 2003-2005.