It was submitted that wage increases do not point to injury.

The journalist refuses the statement of a Rom that his family is unproblematic.

It was argued that Annex I(h) to the basic Regulation provides for the following:

This statement is true from the viewpoint of technology, metallurgy as well as economy.

It goes to prove my contention that great art can never be anything else.

It was argued that, in the absence of DEPB income, there would have been no taxable profit derived from export sales.

It was submitted that the development of prices cannot be regarded as supporting a finding of injury.

It was submitted that the decrease in the return on investment is a mere reflection of the decrease in investment.

It was submitted that the Commission considered cash flow as a non-significant indicator.

The prevalent assertion in the media coverage is that the Roma are (by nature) thieves.

It was argued that the provision does not distinguish whether the product is exported by an EOU or a non-EOU.

What is more disturbing in this declaration is the claim that 'according to international conventions temporary refugees are not allowed to work', a claim which is nicely embedded under the presupposition-carrying znano je (it is well known), one of the most dependable deterrents of disagreement.

It was submitted that the Community industry did not suffer material injury as it was protected by the presence of quotas.

This claim of neutrality and impartial treatment of the findings is vital to the portrayal of the state as supporting the truth.

This type of claim refers to costs of production, and can only be taken into account in the context of a re-examination of normal value.

It was submitted that the Community industry is not in a position to satisfy the whole demand for bedlinen in the Community.

This statement was later confirmed when 28% of viewers that participated in the voting expressed a wish to attend an execution.

It was submitted that an average profitability of over 5 % in the period considered cannot be considered to support a finding of injury.

It was submitted that the Community industry imported cotton-type bedlinen from India and thereby contributed to the injury suffered.

It was submitted that the evolution of production capacity and capacity utilisation cannot be regarded as supporting a finding of injury.

This allegation was only based on the fact that sales prices of the sampled companies slightly increased, for which an explanation was, however, provided in recital 157.

This echoes the statement of the Media Relations brochure, in that Slovenia is not well known, and suffers from a lack of differentiation from the neighboring countries.

Thus a journalist can be ironic to escape from the substantiation of his/her statements, and ironic (implicit) statements also free him/her of the responsibility for these statements.

It was claimed that significant volumes of imports of steels ropes and cables from Moldova have replaced imports of steel ropes and cables originating in Ukraine.

Noam Chomsky repeatedly points out a simple conclusion that no conspiracy theory is needed for the analysis of media deviations in western countries.

It was submitted that average subsidisation was 8 % and average undercutting was much higher, while prices charged by the sampled producers increased.

It was submitted that output, productivity and sales volume were increasing and employment was stable, which does not confirm injury.

The answer is 'no'. The differences rather arise from inconsistency, or deficient editorial policy - neither of the mentioned assertions is called in question, nor are conflicting views opposed for discussion.

Another area of generalization and adaptation of the media perspective to the common sense conviction is the assertion (conclusion)that the Roma are (by nature) idle and lazy.

Therefore, even if the claim had been correctly presented in the context of a request for a revision of normal value pursuant to Article 12(5) of the basic Regulation, it would have been considered to be unfounded.

It was submitted that the decrease in profitability of the sampled companies cannot be attributed to subsidised imports, but to an increase in labour costs and decreased investments.

However, due note was taken of comments made by the GOI with regard to the allegations contained in the complaint regarding subsidised imports and material injury being suffered by the Community industry.

In an interview given to Fokus (9/10, July/August 1993), Danilo Slivnik, the deputy editor-in-chief of Delo at the time, commented thus on the journalist's statement that Novice was a classic example of a by-pass company:

1 Article 4: Any information or assertion that proves to be wrong must be corrected immediately by the journalist who published it - or by the editorial office - on their own initiative and in the appropriate form.

Dr. Jože Lokar rejected this assertion stating that '80% of homosexual men at the least do not show any apparent signs by which one can distinguish them at first glance' (5, ibid.).

The truthfulness of the assertions contained in the reply is not a prerequisite for the publication of the reply and is not verified; it is permissible and possible to reply to truthful assertions (it is the same in Slovenia, even though the majority of journalists and editors do not know this;

'The assertion that people with different sexual orientations (not only homosexuals), who also live their sexual inclinations, are social degenerates is undoubtedly correct if the term is understood in its original and non-figurative meaning.'

It was submitted that imports originating in India decreased in absolute and relative terms in a situation without duties, and that they represented a relatively small market share and did therefore not cause injury.

It was claimed that the demand for bedlinen produced by the Community industry has diminished in volume terms as it focused on the upper end of the market, where less sales volume is made.

As proof I can offer the empirical fact that this extreme practice par excellence pursued by the author and the newspaper board, which you are going to learn about through this paper, is still underway at the time this text is going to print.

In the article entitled "At baptism they promise anything, but..." (Dnevnik, 23.10.1997) a priest answers the journalist's question (statement), "Is not the job of a priest, who works in an area inhabited by the Roma, similar to the work of a missionary?" His answer:

To test whether or not bk = 0 we may use the test statistic ([6] and [8]):(6)and the decision rule:(7),where the term (1 - a/2) represents the confidence coefficient.- Coefficient of multiple determination and coefficient of multiple correlation:

It was argued that the scope of the term "input" in Annex I(i) to the basic Regulation also covers capital goods, since capital goods are essential inputs for production, without the use of which no final product could ever come into existence.

As far as the allegation that certain Chinese producers enjoyed comparative advantages which allow them to be more competitive than the Community industry, it is noted that no details of these alleged advantages were provided.

The assurance that 'it is not necessary to look like the cover page model' appears side by side with the assurance that women who do not 'fall for' designer's labels are perceived as strong personalities, with all of this being accompanied by photographs of slim women (wearing designer clothes).

During the few years just prior to the democratic changes, almost anything could appear in the press unsanctioned - substantive criticism alongside groundless criticism, a lie alongside the truth, an assertion based on facts and a fabrication.

The statement about threatened birth rate comes from the same, 'civil' platform. In the characteristically mischievous way they establish that (we are) 'worried about the identity of the Kosovars and the aggression of the Serbs, while at the same time we ourselves 'drag' to our own house every kind of stock, so in Tivoli there are more dogs than people'.

This coincides with the results of the 2001 survey, in which 29% of respondents agreed and 47% disagreed with the proposition that 'homosexual persons should be prohibited from publicly expressing their sexual orientations.'

In respect of the calculation of the subsidy amount, it was argued that a subsidy calculation, based on the "benefit to the producer" perspective, requires the allocation of the subsidy amount (unpaid customs duties) attributable to the IP over the whole production (domestic plus exports) of the product concerned.

The explanations by tv companies' spokesmen such as 'the scenes of tragedies and wars cannot be embellished or purged of violence' (Ona 2001), obviously invoking the first article of the code, are also moot when viewed in the light of some other articles of the same code.