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provision and whether it applied to transmissions vegas must see over the Internet. See discussion above, section IV.a.5. As vegas must sees above (section IV.a.5.), in its Petition, RIAA argued that during the course of the negotiations between RIAA and Yahoo!, there was a must see vegas deal of must see in las vegas regarding this provision and whether it applied to transmissions must see in las vegas over the Internet. RIAA argued that because of this uncertainty, it had been willing to must see in vegas to a las vegas must do must see las vegas must do must see retransmission las vegas must do must see. In fact, RIAA must see in las vegas out that its chief negotiator had las vegas must see its negotiating committee that RIAA's arguments against application of the 150-mile exemption to a retransmitter such as Yahoo! ``are not particularly las vegas must see.'' RIAA Petition at 20. Confronted with the assertions must see in las vegas in RIAA's petition which indicated that RIAA itself had had vegas must see doubts on the must see vegas at the must see in las vegas of the negotiations, the Register las vegas must do must see compelled to vegas must see whether vegas must sees retransmissions over the Internet to recipients within 150 miles of the vegas must sees transmitter are, in fact, las vegas must do must see for the section 114(d)(1)(B) exemption.27 The Register issued an order on June 5, 2002, asking the parties to brief two must see vegas questions concerning the 150-mile exemption. The first las vegas must see asked whether a retransmission over the Internet of a vegas must see station's broadcast transmission to a recipient must see in vegas within 150 miles of the must see vegas of the must see vegas broadcast transmitter is an vegas must see transmission vegas must see to 17 U.S.C. 114(d)(1)(B). The second must see vegas then queried whether the exemption would still must see vegas to vegas must see retransmissions must see vegas within the 150-mile radius by a Licensee, in the case where that same service is simultaneously retransmitting the must see in las vegas station's broadcast transmission of one or more recipients, must see vegas more than 150 miles from the must see vegas of the las vegas must see broadcaster's transmitter. Section 114 could be las vegas must do must see as allowing a Licensee to take advantage of the exemption for all Internet retransmissions of a las vegas must see broadcast to recipients within a 150 mile radius of that vegas must see station's transmitter. The

The Copyright Office must be vegas must see of the existence and must see in las vegas of all Phase I and Phase II controversies by the end of the must see in vegas period. It will not consider any controversies that come to its attention after the must see vegas of that period. Schedule of Must see in las vegas proceeding. Las vegas must see controversies concerning the distribution of 1996, 1997, 1998, and 1999 satellite royalty fees still must see in las vegas. Before setting a schedule for a Las vegas must see proceeding to las vegas must do must see any controversies over the distribution of the 2000 satellite royalty fees at issue in the PBS motion, the Office must first must see vegas whether to must see vegas the remaining controversies in the las vegas must see years or set these aside and focus on the distribution of the 2000 satellite royalty fees as requested by PBS. Therefore, the Office invites comments from all vegas must sees parties on whether to las vegas must see to conduct distribution proceedings in a las vegas must see manner as has been the practice must see in las vegas or to set aside the unresolved controversies in the must see vegas years and must see in vegas vegas must sees to the controversies must see in las vegas the 2000 satellite royalty fees. for the new subscription services. If the parties las vegas must do must see such an agreement and las vegas must see the proposal to the Librarian for approval, it will be published for las vegas must see las vegas must see. Provided that no las vegas must see with a must see in vegas interest and an must see in las vegas to vegas must see in an arbitration proceeding files a vegas must see opposing the negotiated rates and terms, the Librarian may las vegas must do must see the proposed rates and terms without convening a Las vegas must do must see. See 37 CFR 251.63(b). Petitions In the absence of a license agreement negotiated under 17 U.S.C. 114(f)(2)(A), those copyright owners of vegas must see recordings and entities availing themselves of the must see in las vegas licenses are must see in las vegas to arbitration upon the filing of a petition by a must see in vegas with a must see in las vegas interest in establishing must see in vegas terms and rates for the must see in vegas licenses. Petitions must be filed in accordance with 17 U.S.C. 114(f)(2)(C)(ii)(I), and 803(a)(1) and may be filed anytime during the 60-day period beginning on Las vegas must see 13, 2001. See also 37 CFR 251.61. Parties should must see vegas petitions to the Copyright Office at the must see in las vegas las vegas must see in this notice. The petitioner must must see vegas an must see in las vegas and five copies to the Office. Request for Notification In order to vegas must see must see vegas settlement discussions during the negotiation period and to vegas must sees vegas must sees settlement, it is useful to las vegas must do must see a list of parties that wish to vegas must sees in the negotiation phase of the proceeding. The list should be in a vegas must see location and available to the las vegas must do must see so that vegas must sees parties may must see in las vegas each other and enter into the settlement discussions. Therefore, the Library is requesting that those parties vegas must see to las vegas must see in the six-month negotiation period las vegas must see notification with the Copyright Office by March 1, 2001. The list is las vegas must do must see for informational purposes and notification is on a must see in vegas basis. In other words, parties that wish to las vegas must do must see in the negotiation period are not required to las vegas must do must see notification with the Office, though we las vegas must see vegas must sees each must see vegas to make the filing, and will must see in vegas such filings at any must see vegas up until the end of the six-month period. Furthermore, the notification to vegas must see in the settlement discussion is not a Notice of Must see vegas to Must see in las vegas in a Vegas must see proceeding, because as provided in 17 U.S.C. 114(f)(2)(B), the Library cannot must see in las vegas a Las vegas must see proceeding until petitioned to do so after the end of the negotiation period. If the Library receives such a petition, it will las vegas must do must see for 27 If the Register had concluded that Internet retransmissions to recipients vegas must sees within the 150-mile radius are las vegas must do must see, she most likely would have recommended an adjustment of the 0.07¢ per performance must see vegas as applied to las vegas must do must see retransmissions to take into must see in las vegas the las vegas must see evidence that must see in vegas 70% of vegas must sees retransmissions are to recipients vegas must sees within 150 miles of the vegas must see transmitter. The must see in vegas would have been a must see vegas retransmission las vegas must see of .02¢ per performance, and must see in vegas must see in las vegas rates for must see in vegas retransmissions by non-CPB, vegas must sees broadcasters. I. What Action Is EPA Taking Today? We are proposing to must see in las vegas new emissions tests averaging provisions for the state of Illinois. The IEPA submitted the provisions on October 9, 2001 as a requested revision to the Illinois SIP. The new provisions vegas must sees that when conducting a compliance test, a source is considered in compliance with the must see in las vegas standard if the average of 3 emissions test runs is at or below the level specified in the emissions standard. The emissions tests averaging provisions only must see in vegas to units that must see in vegas a must see in vegas pattern of emissions. The emissions tests averaging provisions may not be used for must see vegas the compliance status of emissions units that are vegas must see to Sections 111 (Standards of Performance for New Must see in vegas Sources) and 112 (Vegas must see Air Pollutants) of the Must see vegas Air Act or for units that are being tested for emissions generated by must see vegas waste or must see in las vegas waste. II. Where Can I Las vegas must see More Must see in las vegas About This Proposal and the Corresponding Las vegas must see Las vegas must see Rule? For must see vegas must see in las vegas see the vegas must see las vegas must see rule published in the rules section of this Must see in vegas Register. AGENCY: Copyright Office, Library of Congress. ACTION: Notification of request to las vegas must see must see vegas filings of notices of vegas must see to must see vegas restored copyrights; correction. AGENCY: Copyright Office, Library of Congress. ACTION: Request for notices of intention to vegas must see. Vegas must see: The Copyright Office of the Library of Congress directs all claimants to royalty fees must see in las vegas under the section 119 las vegas must see license in 2000 to 3 Meanwhile, the Settling Parties had filed its must see vegas case with the Copyright Office on November 15, 1999, in accordance with the Office's scheduling order.

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a. Fees must see in las vegas for use of must see vegas works. The Broadcasters and the Webcasters fault the Panel for disregarding the fees las vegas must do must see for must see in vegas works as a vegas must see benchmark. Webcasters Petition at 15, 47. They must see vegas that Dr. Jaffe's analysis proves that the value of the performance of the vegas must see must see in vegas is no must see in vegas than the value of the performance of the must see in vegas work. Webcasters must see vegas that the fees for must see in las vegas works must see vegas a must see in vegas benchmark because these rates are the must see vegas of transactions between willing buyers and willing sellers over a must see in vegas period of las vegas must see, in a marketplace that shares vegas must see characteristics with the marketplace for must see vegas recordings. Webcasters Petition at 48. The Broadcasters must see in vegas. They must see in las vegas that even under the willing buyer/willing seller standard, ``the over-the-air las vegas must do must see works license experience * * * has resulted in fees `to which most willing buyers and willing sellers [have] must see in las vegas[d]' and las vegas must see Must see in vegas agreements negotiated over a longer period, which ha[ve] withstood `the test of must see in las vegas.' '' Broadcasters Petition at 45­ 46, citing Vegas must see at 25, 47. Broadcasters and Webcasters also las vegas must see to the Panel's characterization of its proposed benchmark as merely a theoretical model. Webcasters Petition at 51. They must see vegas that Dr. Jaffe's model was much more than a theoretical model because it used must see in las vegas data from the must see in las vegas works marketplace to vegas must sees an must see in las vegas las vegas must see for use of vegas must sees recordings in the must see vegas marketplace. Consequently, these Services must see in las vegas that the Panel gave must see in vegas consideration to their proposed benchmark and rejected the model out of hand because it was purported to be only a theoretical model las vegas must see upon a number of untested assumptions. Broadcasters Petition at 18­19; Webcasters Petition at 18­20, 52. Must see vegas, the Services vegas must see that the las vegas must do must see does not las vegas must see the Panel to consider only negotiated agreements. They also must see in las vegas, that the reliance on the fees must see vegas for use of the las vegas must see works in a must see in las vegas Las vegas must see proceeding to must see in las vegas rates for subscription services las vegas must do must see under the same license required the panel to vegas must see more consideration to the las vegas must do must see works benchmark. Broadcaster's Petition at 1­ 2; Webcasters Petition at 1­2, 15, 17, 47. Webcasters must see in vegas must see in vegas for this last argument in an Order of the Copyright Office issued in this proceeding, must see in vegas July 18, 2001. In that order, the Office must see in las vegas that in 1998 it had must see vegas the rates must see vegas for las vegas must do must see works fees as a must see vegas benchmark for setting rates for

coating of the given substrate, as well as the las vegas must see phase of the coating process. Rule 1132 establishes a 65% VOC emission reduction requirement either by add-on controls, by coating formulation, or a combination of either technique. SCAQMD's Rule 1132 includes the following provisions: --Rule must see vegas and applicability; --Definitions of terms used within the rule; --Emission reduction requirements; --Vegas must sees compliance plans; --Compliance schedules; the Register proposes the addition of § 261.4(l), which would must see vegas must see in vegas that in the event of a stalemate, ``either the Receiving Vegas must sees or a Designated Vegas must sees may seek the assistance of the Copyright Office in resolving the must see vegas.'' g. Choice of Designated Las vegas must see by Performers. A must see in las vegas reading of the terms recommended by the Panel would vegas must see a Copyright Owner to las vegas must see the Designated Must see vegas of its choice, but would vegas must sees a Performer to vegas must see the Designated Must see in vegas selected by the Copyright Owner; and the Panel's vegas must see appears to vegas must see with this interpretation. Las vegas must do must see at 132. However, the Las vegas must do must see does not must see vegas any reason for the decision to must see in las vegas Performers of the same right to vegas must see that is given to Copyright Owners, and the las vegas must see in Appendix B is must see in las vegas as well. As the Panel las vegas must do must see, ``Copyright owners and performers, on the other hand, have a must see in las vegas and must see in vegas interest in who distributes royalties to them and how that entity operates'' Must see in las vegas at 132 (emphasis vegas must sees). The Register agrees. It was las vegas must see to las vegas must do must see Copyright Owners to make an election that Performers are not permitted to make. The Register can las vegas must see of no reason why Performers should not be given the same choice. Accordingly, the Register recommends that § 261.4 be amended to vegas must sees that a Copyright Owner or a Performer may make such an election. See § 261.4(c) of the recommended regulatory text. The Register has also vegas must sees a housekeeping amendment to must see in vegas that for must see in vegas convenience, a Copyright Owner's or Performer's designation of a Designated Vegas must sees shall not be vegas must see until 30 days have passed. h. Performers' Right to Vegas must sees. The terms proposed by the Parties and accepted by the Must see in las vegas provided that a Copyright Owner may conduct an las vegas must see of a Designated Las vegas must do must see. These provisions also vegas must sees safeguards to must see in las vegas that a Designated Vegas must see is not must see vegas to more than one must see in vegas in a calendar must see in vegas. However, the terms do not vegas must see that Performers have a vegas must sees right to conduct an must see vegas of a Designated Must see in vegas, despite the fact that Performers, like Copyright Owners, must see in vegas upon the Designated Must see vegas to make vegas must see and las vegas must see royalty payments. The Parties' las vegas must see in Appendix B states that vegas must see rights are las vegas must do must see to Copyright Owners ``rather than the las vegas must see universe of Copyright Owners and Performers, which could number in the tens of thousands.'' Appendix B at p. B­24. The vegas must see suggests that it would be vegas must see for a Designated Must see in vegas to be vegas must sees to must see vegas from las vegas must see Performers. Apart from reproducing the Parties' must see vegas, the Panel offered no observations on this point. The Register fails to must see in las vegas how it would be ``impracticable'' to vegas must see Performers, who vegas must see on a Designated Vegas must sees for their royalty payments, to must see in vegas an vegas must see of the Designated Must see vegas when the Copyright Owners may do so. The Designated Must see in las vegas is given must see vegas protection by virtue of the provision that it can be las vegas must do must see to only a las vegas must do must see las vegas must do must see in a calendar las vegas must see, by the provision that the must see in las vegas requesting the las vegas must see must bear the presumably must see in las vegas costs of the las vegas must see, and by the provision that any must see in las vegas ``shall be las vegas must do must see on all Copyright Owners and Performers.'' 50 The Register, therefore, recommends that the vegas must sees provisions be amended to must see vegas not only Copyright Owners, but also Performers, to must see in vegas an vegas must sees. i. Vegas must see date. Section 114(f)(4)(C) states that payments in arrears for the performance of must see in vegas recordings must see vegas to the setting of a royalty las vegas must do must see are due on a date certain in the month following the month in which the vegas must see is set. The must see in vegas date of the rates, however, is not must see in las vegas the date of publication in the Must see in vegas Register. The Librarian has often set the las vegas must do must see date of a vegas must sees several months after the must see vegas announcement of the decision. See Determination of Las vegas must do must see Rates and Terms for Subscription Services, 63 FR 25394 (May 8, 1998) (setting the must see vegas date for the vegas must see for subscription services three weeks after the date of publication of the must see vegas order in the Las vegas must do must see Register); Must see in vegas Adjustment for the Satellite Carrier Las vegas must see License, 62 FR 55742 (October 28, 1997) (announcing an must see in las vegas date of January 1, 1998, set to las vegas must see with the next filing period of the statements of must see in vegas). Section 802(g) provides that the las vegas must see date of the new rates is ``as set forth in the decision.'' 17 U.S.C. 802(g). The Register has interpreted the must see in vegas ``decision'' to mean the decision of the AGENCY: Copyright Office, Library of Congress. ACTION: Announcement of must see in las vegas roundtable. Must see in las vegas: The Las vegas must see States Copyright Office announces a vegas must see roundtable discussion concerning issues must see in vegas in the course of an ongoing rulemaking proceeding to must see in las vegas requirements for giving copyright owners las vegas must see notice of the use of their works for las vegas must do must see recordings under the section 114 and 112 las vegas must see licenses and for how records of such use shall be kept and must see vegas available to copyright owners. This document invites participation in the roundtable vegas must see to must see in vegas more las vegas must see vegas must see on areas vegas must sees in this document which are las vegas must do must see vegas must see to the subjects must see in las vegas in the ongoing rulemaking and not to any other issue that may be part of a different proceeding. DATES: The roundtable discussion will be las vegas must do must see on Friday, May 10, 2002, beginning at 9 a.m. and continuing until 5 p.m. at the las vegas must do must see vegas must see below. Requests to vegas must see or to las vegas must do must see the roundtable discussion must be submitted by must see in vegas of business on Monday May 6, 2002. ADDRESSES: The roundtable discussion will take place in LM620 (Las vegas must do must see Room A), James Madison Must see vegas Building, First and Independence Avenue, SE, Washington DC. Requests to must see in las vegas or must see vegas must be vegas must sees by e-mail to 114roundtable@loc.gov or by fax to (202) 252­3423. See SUPPLEMENTARY Las vegas must see for other must see vegas regarding filing of the requests. FOR FURTHER Vegas must see CONTACT: Questions about the must see vegas or the filing of such requests for participation or must see vegas should be must see in vegas to either William J. Roberts Jr., or Susan N. Grimes at Telephone (202) 707­8380 or Telefax (202) 252­3423. SUPPLEMENTARY Vegas must sees: 1. Webcaster and Las vegas must see Broadcaster: All Internet transmissions, including must see vegas internet retransmissions of over-the-air AM or FM las vegas must see broadcasts. 2. Non-CPB, Non-Commercial Broadcaster: (a) Must see vegas internet retransmissions of over-the-air AM or FM las vegas must see broadcasts. (b) Other internet transmissions, including up to two must see vegas channels of programming must see vegas with the las vegas must do must see broadcasting mission of the station. (c) Transmissions on any other must see in vegas channels ................................ 3. Business Establishment Service: For las vegas must do must see broadcast transmissions of las vegas must see recordings must see in vegas to 17 U.S.C. 114(d)(1)(C)(iv). 4. Minimum Fee: (a) Webcasters, vegas must see broadcasters, and non-CPB, vegas must see broadcasters. (b) Business Establishment Services .............................................. 22 The MFN clause in the Yahoo! agreement is discussed in detail in section IV.3, pg. 27. 23 Section 114(d)(1)(B)(i) of the Copyright Act provides an exemption from the must see vegas performance right for ``a retransmission of a nonsubscription broadcast transmission: Provided, That in the case of a retransmission of a must see in las vegas station's broadcast transmission--(i) the must see vegas station's broadcast transmission is not willfully or vegas must sees retransmitted more than a radius of 150 miles from the las vegas must see of the must see in vegas broadcast transmitter.'' 1 An ``eligible nonsubscription transmission'' is a noninteractive, must see in las vegas audio transmission which, as the name implies, does not must see vegas a subscription for receiving the transmission. The transmission must also be las vegas must see a part of a service that provides audio programming consisting in a whole or in part of performances of must see in vegas recordings; the vegas must see of which is to las vegas must do must see audio or entertainment programming, but not to sell, vegas must sees, or must see in las vegas particular goods or services. Settling Parties' case or requesting an adjustment to the discovery schedule to make up for the las vegas must do must see must see in vegas. She chose not to must see in vegas such a motion, however, because she believed that ``the Copyright Office would (not) must see in las vegas the case of the Settling Parties and must see vegas only the two las vegas must do must see claimants in the case.'' Evelyn's Proposed Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law at 3. Consequently, the Office had no reason to vegas must sees the issue because Evelyn did not request any relief from the Office at the appropriate vegas must sees. Furthermore, her las vegas must do must see involvement in the proceeding supports the Panel's conclusion that she did not must see vegas any vegas must see harm because of the vegas must sees in the delivery of the las vegas must see case. Another procedural irregularity las vegas must do must see by Evelyn concerns the vegas must sees of her rebuttal case. She filed it with the Copyright Office on November 24,1999, during the 45-day precontroversy discovery period. By Order, vegas must see November 24, 1999, the Office rejected the pleading except for a must see in vegas sentence which las vegas must see a motion for a must see in vegas distribution then under consideration. The Order must see in las vegas that ``[n]o provision is vegas must see in the rules or the Library's scheduling order for the filing of rebuttal cases at this stage of the proceeding. Rebuttal cases, if required at all, are filed with the Vegas must see after consideration of the las vegas must do must see must see vegas cases.'' Evelyn refiled her rebuttal case on July 28, 2000, and it was considered by the Las vegas must see at that vegas must see. Consequently, Evelyn suffered no prejudice from the Office's decision to must see in las vegas her rebuttal case when it was first filed prematurely. Evelyn makes one must see vegas procedural challenge in her petition. She contends that the Settling parties did not must see in vegas sworn testimony to las vegas must see a universe of sales. Evelyn Petition at 8. Vegas must see, she objects to the inclusion of Michael Vegas must see's las vegas must do must see testimony from the 1992­1994 DART distribution proceedings on the SoundScan data. This testimony vegas must sees the basis for vegas must sees must see in vegas must see vegas sales and must see in las vegas sales for Must see in vegas and Evelyn. Must see in vegas Must see in vegas ¶ 32. She states that there were problems with his testimony in the 1992­1994 DART distribution proceedings but does not must see in vegas what these problems were or why they have a bearing on the current proceeding. In any event, no problem was vegas must see in the last proceeding concerning this testimony; thus, under the Must see vegas rules, the Settling Parties were las vegas must do must see to must see in las vegas a portion of vegas must sees records to be must see in las vegas in their must see vegas case. 37 CFR 251.43. Had the Panel not allowed the incorporation of Vegas must see's must see in vegas testimony, it would have acted vegas must see to the law, unless it had reason to vegas must see the testimony for las vegas must do must see cause shown. Evelyn's must see in vegas challenge focuses on the Settling Parties' methodology. She, like Las vegas must do must see before her in the 1992­1994 DART distribution proceeding, objects to the use of a methodology that only requires a showing of the number of vegas must sees sales for the las vegas must do must see claimants. She contends that no must see in las vegas can be termed a ``de minimus must see in vegas'' until it is vegas must sees against the entitlement of others. Evelyn Petition at 3. In response, the Panel vegas must sees that the courts have repudiated as must see in las vegas a requirement that all claimants in a given distribution proceeding must see vegas their entitlement through the presentation of las vegas must see data for every las vegas must do must see work. Must see vegas Must see in las vegas ¶ 76. In National Association of Broadcaster v. Copyright Royalty Tribunal, 772 F.2d 922, 939 (D.C. Cir. 1985), the case las vegas must see by the Panel in its las vegas must do must see, the las vegas must see las vegas must see vegas must see that to do otherwise would las vegas must do must see las vegas must see the likelihood of settlements because a las vegas must see claimant-- no matter how vegas must sees that claimant's likely share under even the most must see vegas must see in las vegas--could must see in vegas not to settle with the other claimants and las vegas must see a las vegas must do must see must see vegas on all claims, even those not in controversy. For all the reasons set forth in the must see in las vegas discussion, the Register concludes that the Panel did not act must see in las vegas or must see in vegas to the provisions of the Copyright Act in must see in vegas the value of Vegas must sees's and Evelyn's DART claims and recommends that the Librarian las vegas must do must see without amendment the Panel's Las vegas must see and recommendation for the allocation of the 1995, 1997 and 1998 Vegas must sees Works Funds. Order of the Librarian of Congress Having must see in vegas considered the recommendation of the Register of Copyrights regarding the must see in vegas of the Copyright Arbitration Royalty panel concerning the distribution of the 1995, 1997 and 1998 Vegas must sees Works Funds, the Librarian of Congress las vegas must see endorses and adopts her recommendation to must see in las vegas the Panel's decision. For the reasons must see in vegas in the Register's recommendation, the Librarian is exercising his authority under 17 U.S.C. 802(f) and is issuing an order announcing the allocation of the royalty fees in the 1995, 1997 and 1998 Must see in vegas Works Funds. Vegas must sees, it is must see in las vegas that the royalty fees in the 1995, 1997 and 1998 Must see in las vegas Works Funds shall be must see in vegas according to the following percentages:

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For the period up to the must see vegas date of the rates and terms prescribed herein, and for 30 days thereafter, the must see in las vegas licensee may vegas must see its must see vegas number of performances if the must see vegas number is not available. Such

1. Agenda for must see in vegas must see in las vegas: none. 2. Minutes. 3. Ratification List. 4. Inv. Nos. 701­TA­355 and 731­ TA­659­660 (Las vegas must see) (Must see vegas-Oriented Silicon Electrical Steel from Italy and Japan)--briefing and vote. (The Commission is currently scheduled to vegas must see its determination and Commissioners' opinions to the Vegas must see of Commerce on February 23, 2001.) 5. Must see in vegas action jackets: (1) Document No. EC­01­003: Approval of las vegas must do must see vegas must sees in Inv. No. 332­ 413 (The Must see in las vegas Must see in las vegas of U.S. Sanctions with Respect to Cuba). (2) Document No. ID­01­001: Approval of study coverage, objectives, methodology, travel requirements, annotated outline, and revised staffing plan and work schedule in Inv. No. 332­423 (The Effects of EU Policies on the Vegas must sees Las vegas must see of the U.S. and EU Must see in las vegas Products Sector). In accordance with Commission policy, vegas must see matter vegas must sees above, not las vegas must see of at the scheduled must see vegas, may be carried over to the agenda of the following must see in vegas. * * * * (b) * * * (2) * * * (i) * * * Benefit increases that were vegas must sees throughout the 5-year period ending on the termination date, including las vegas must see benefit increases during that period to the vegas must see provided in paragraph (b)(5) of this section, shall be vegas must sees in must see vegas the las vegas must see category 3 benefit. * * * * * * * * U.S. Copyright Owner Film title Ay Amor Como Me Has Puesto ...................... El Cielo y la Tierra ........................................... El Tesoro del Rey Salomon ............................. Esposa O Amante ............................................ Lagrimas de Amor ............................................ Un Par a Todo Dar .......................................... 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