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COMMISSION OFTHEEUROPEAN COMMUNITIES
r>
COM(75 )209final .
Brussels .7May1975
DRAFT
REGULATION (EEC )CFTHECOUNCIL
temporarily suspending theautonomous duties inthe
Common Customs Tariff oncertain industrial products
(submitted totheCouncil bytheCommission )
COM(75 )209final .

EXPLANATORY MEMORANDUM
1.Atitsmeetings 28January ,24/25/26February and13/14March 1975 » Joint
Group ofGovernment Experts which meets under theaegis oftheCommission to
study economic problems relating totheCommon Customs Tariff ,examined :
(a)theadvisability ofextending thesuspensions ofduties which are <
due toexpire onJOJune 1975 1an<l
(b)newapplications submitted bycertain Member States forthe
'suspension ofComrqon Customs Tariff duties oncertain products
■asfrom 1July 1975 *
2.Theapplications submitted relate toproducts inrespect ofwhich the
Member States concerned consider that aprovisional reduction ofauto­
nomous duties intheCommon Customs Tariff isjustified foreconomio
reasons ,owing tothenon-existence orinadequacy ofproduction inthe
Community . » -v..'
I
Most ofthese products arerawmaterials intended forprocessing ,
industries ,orareconsidered assuch >Th^are inparticular basic
substances forthechemical industry *Ac-count was taken ofthepossi­
bility ofsubstituting other products already manufactured inthe
Community andoftheimportance totheCommunity oftheproposed '"'
measure . ■ ; > ' '
Therequests ofthenewMember States tosuspend Common Customs -Tariff
duties arebased ,notonly ontheEconomic reasons mentioned ,butalso
onthefollowing considerations
From 1January 197^thenewMember States have nolonger thepower to
suspend autonomously their duties idthout limitations .Their duties
... canonly besuspended inrespect ofthedifference between their
duties andtheCommon Customs Tariff duties.' Ifitappears necessary
/
tosuspend aduty beyond this limit ,theCommon Customs' Tariff duty
-has tobesuspended . • ' '' •. ,
' t .•' .
kmTheabove mentioned Group favoured unanimously thetotal orpartial
suspension ofduties ontheproducts which arethesubject ofthe
draft Regulation annexed hereto . 1 .

5-Having regard totheresults of .this ,work itappears appropriate to
theCommission topropose totheCouncil ,thesuspension ofCommon
Customs Tariff duties fortheproducts listed inthe annexe to .the ;
following regulation . ."
6.Asregards theduration fortheproposed suspensions ofduties ,it
will beseen that asixmonth period from 1July to31December 1975
ora^twelve month period from 1July 1975 to30June 1976 is
proposed fortheproducts concerned . .
7*Inview oftheabove-mentioned suspension duties intheCommon Customs
Tariff thenewMember States areobliged tosuspend' thecorresponding
duties intheir tariffs inaccordance with Article 391paragraphs 2
ofthe act concerning theCondition ofAccession and theAdjustments of
the Treaties .
8.TheGroup also examined thepossibility ofsuspending theCommon
Customs Tariff duty ontheproducts listed inthetable annexed hereto .
Xtwasnotpossible toreach anunanimous .opinion on .thesubject
because oftheunfavourable opinions ,based o,neconomic considerations ,
which ware expressed bygone orother ,of$heMember States .

CCTheading Wo Description ofgoods
ex28.16 ^Anhydrous ammoniaforfertilization :
ex29*04AV 2,3-Dibromopropan -l-ol,containing notmorethan0,1percent
"byweightof1,2,3-tribromo propane
ex29.22EII NN'-Disecbutyl -p-phenylenediamine
ex29.35Qand Methotrexate (lHp-jy"~(2,4-diamino-6-pteridii )yl)methyl_/
ex30.03AIIb) \îmethylammo (benzoyl)-glutamicacid)
ex29.39E Medroxyprogesterone acetate(lM)
ex29.44C Cephazoline anditssalts
ex29*44C Cephaloridin ,cephalothin ,cephalexin anditssalts
ex29•44C Monensin anditssaltsinmycelial form
ex30.01B,ex30.03 Humanalbumin20%,humanfibrinogen andpreserved serum
AIIb)andBIIb) .. .a ,.preparations extracted fromhumanblood
ex34*02 Propylstearimide diamethyl-beta-hydroxyethylammonium nitrate
ex35*04 Sojaproteinisolate,havinganisoelectric pointof
4*8plusorminus0.4andwhichcontainsnotlessthan
94%byweightofprotein (Nx6.25)inthedrymatter.
ex38.19G Catalysts withmetalsoftheferrogroup
ex38.19G CatalystswithadiphosphoroB pentaoxyde
ex38.19G Compoundcatalystsconsisting ofsilveruniformly
fixedonaluminium oxide
ex38.19T Mixturesofphenylene diamminedérivâtes
ex38.19T Mixturesof2,6-dialkylhydroquinones
ex39*01CIII Polycondensation produotsofbenzenedicarboxylio acids
with1,4-butanediol andpoly(oxytetramethylene )glycol,
inoneoftheformsmentioned innote3(b)toChapter39•
ex39*02CXIVa) Copolymers ofvinylidene chlorideandhexafluorpropylene
inoneoftheformsmentioned inNote3(a)and(b)to
Chapter 39foruseinthemanufacture ofairorafttyres
ex59*01Alb) Oil-absorbing waddingmadeofaliphaticpolyolefinfibres
(withatleast99%buoyancy)
ex88.05B Groundflyingtrainersofthefollowingtypes:
-Boeing737"AtkinsandMerill"
-DC10"Link-Miles "

-2-
1 2
ex90.20
ex94*04BIntensifying screensforradiography TrimaxAlfa8
Anti-orease "floatation pad'1spongecushions

DRAFT
'; REGULATION (EEC )OFTHECOUNCIL "
temporarily suspending theautonomous duties in
theCommon Customs Tariff oncertain industrial
products
t;J » ' ,
THE COUNCIL OFTHE .EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES .
*
flavifig re-gard totheTreaty establishing theEuropean Economic
Community fandinparticular Article 28thereof ;
Having regard tothedraft Regulation submitted bytheCommission ;
WhereaP production intheCommunity oftheproducts referred toin
thepresent Regulation isatpresent inadequate ornon-existent within
theCommunity andproducers arethus unable tomeet theneeds ofuser
industries intheCommunity ;
Whereas itistheCommunity 'sinterest tosuspend theautonomous
Common Customs Tariff duties only partially incertain cases ,parti­
cularly because oftheexistence ofCommunity production and inother
cases tosuspend duties completely ;•
Whereas taking account ofthe difficulties involved inaccurately
assessing thedevelopment oftheeconomic situation inthesectors
concerned inthenear future these suspension measures should betaken
only temporarily ,fixing their term ofvalidity totoolncide with
theinterests ofCommunity production ;
s
HAS ADOPTED THIS REGULATION :
Article -1
Theautonomous Oommon Customs Tariff duties fortheproducts listed
intheTables annexed tothis Regulation shall besuspended atthe
level indicated inrespect ofeach ofthem .

»2•
These suspensions shall beapplicable :
-from 1 •July to31Deoember 1975 for "theproducts listed inTable I
-from lvJuly 1975 30June 1976 forthe produotjr listed inTable II.
* - .i ,■Article 2 ■• •<<
This Regulation shall enter into force on1July 197 5»
This Regulation shall bebinding initsentirety anddirectly "
applicable inallMember States .
Bone atBrussels * For theCouncil
The President

ANNEX
TABLEI
CCTheadingno Description ofgoods Rateofautonomous
duty-in.theCCT
ex28.21 Dichromium trioxideforproduction ofchromium
metal(a) 0$
ex29,16D Prostaglandin E2 0$
ex29«23AIIDinoprost ,trometamol salt Ofo
ex41*02B LeatherofEastIndiakip,whole,whetherornot'0$
theheadsandlegshavebeenremoved,weighing
eachmorethan4»5kgnetandnotmorethan8kg,
notfurtherpreparedthanvegetable tanned,
whetherornothavingundergone furtherpreser­
vativetreatment withoil,butobviously unsuit­
ableforimmediate useinthemanufacture of^
leatherarticles -
ex56.01A Synthetictextilefibresofaromaticpolyamides 0$
obtained bypolycondensation ofm-phenylene *
diamine andisophthalicacid
ex73.40B Integrally forged,rough-turned components for 0$
reactorpressurevesselswithunitweightsof
morethan150metrictonsorouterdiameters
ofmorethan6000mm
ex76.03 Aluminiumalloystripincoilscontaining notT. 0$
lessthan18$byweightandnotmorethan23$
byweightoftinandnotlessthan0.7$by
weightandnotmorethan1.5$byweightof
copperasthemajoralloying elements and
havingawidthofnotlessthan75mmandnot
morethan230mmandathickness ofnotless
than3mmandnotmorethan6,5mm
(a)Theapplication ofthissuspensionwillbesubjecttothe
conditions determined bythecompetent authorities .

TABLEII
CCTheading No Description ofgoods Rate
dutyofautonomoue
in.theCCT
1 2 3
ex28.04C
28.51AIII Tellurium powder
Heavyhydrogen (deuterium )andcompounds
thereof (including heavywater);mixtures
andsolutions containing deuterium inwhich
theratioofthedeuterium atomstothe
normalhydrogen atomsexceeds1:5000in
number(Euratom)Ofo
{
ex28.55A Phosphides ofiron(ferro-phosphorus )con­
taining15i°ormore "byweightofphosphorus ,
foruseexclusively inthemanufacture of
refinedphosphoric ironorsteel(a)0%
ex28.57Β Manganesenitride (assmallpellets)con­tainingnotmorethan8$ofnitrogen by
weight0%
ex29.01 CI Pmenes 8%
ex29.01DVI Vinyltoluene 6%
ex29.01DVI 1,2,4 »5-Tetramethylbenzene 0%
ex29.02AIIb)1,2,3-Trichloropropone 0%
ex29.02AIII Ethylene dibromide 0%
ex29.02AIII Vinylbromide Ofo
ex29.02Β
;Dodecachloropentacylodecane 0%
ex29.02Β Hexachlorocyclopentadiene 0%
ex29.03A Benzene-l,3-disulphonic acid Ofo
ex29.03ΒII 1-Nitropropane :2-Nitropropane 8%
ex29.03BII Nitromethane 0%
ex29.04CI Hexane-1 ,6-diol Ofo
ex29.04CI Butane-1 ,3-diol 0%
ex29.06AIV 2-tertButyl-4-ethylphenolI
Ofo j
ex29.06BV 1,1,3-Tris–(5-tertbutyl-4-hydroxy-2-
methylphenyl )butane0$
(a)Theapplication ofthissuspension willbesubjecttothe
conditions determined bythecompetent authorities . •··/Φ··

-3-
1 2 3
ex29.08 D Dicumyl peroxide Ofo
ex29.09 1,2-Epoxybut ane ' 7%
ex29.11 AIV 2.3-Dimethylpentaldehyde 0%
ex29.13 AI 5-Methylhexan -2-one
ex29.13 BIb Natural refined camphor
ex29.13 DI 16-alpha -MethyIpregnenolone 6%
ex29.13 P 1,4-Napht oquinone
ex29.13 GII 2f3-Dichloro -l.4-napht oquinone
ex29.13 GII Decachlorotet racyo Iodecanone 10%
ex29.14 AIIc)4 16,17-Epoxypregnenolone acetate •6%
ex29.14 AIIc)4 16-alpha -MethyIallopregn -ll-alpha.
17-alpha .21-triol -3,20-dione 11-
p-toluenesulphonate 21-acetate9%
ex29.14 AVII . Diethyl triethyl glycol butyrate
ex29.14 BIVb) 2-Ethyl -2-hydrosymethylpropanediol
triaery late0%
ex29.15 AIVa) Sebacio acid 0%
ex29.15 CIII Benzyl phenyl malonate 0%
ex29.15 CIII Trimellitic acid andtrimellitic anhy­
dride
ex29.15 CIII- Tetrachlorophthalic anhydride
29.16 AIIIa) Crude calcium tartrate' 3,5$
ex29.16 BVI Distearyl 2-(5–tert "butyl –4-hydroxy –3–
methylbenzyl )malonate0%
ex29.16 BVI Pentaeryt ritoltetra-3-(3,5-ditertb utyl-
4-hydr oxypheny 1)propionat e0%
ex29.16 BVI 0ctadecyl~3 -(3,5-ditertbutyl-4-hydroxv»
phenyl )propionat e0%
ex29.16 D 316-Endoxohexahydrophthalio acid andits
sodium salt10%
ex29.16 D Prostaglandin El 0%

ex29.23AII (+)-4-Dimethylamino -3-methyl-l.2-d.iphenyl " Op
butan-2-ol
ex29*23C Kstaminehydrochloride Op
ex29,23DV Tranexamic acid(trans-4-aminomethylcycl»r
hexanecarboxylic acid)
ex29»23E N-Benzyl-N-(3-hydroxybenzoylmethyl )methylan= Op
■momumchlorxde
ex29»23E N-^2-/fl,2diphenylvinyl)phenox^7 ethyydiethyl =Ofo
ammonium chloride
ex29.23E •Methyldopa (alpha-methyl-beta-3»4-dih.ycLroxy -Op
phenyl)-alanine);alpha-Methyldioayphenyl "
alanine
29.25BIIa) 5-Ethyl-5-phenylbarbituric acid(phenobai" 11$
barbital )anditssalts
ex29.26AI o-Benzoicsulphimide (saccharin )andits 8%
sodiumsalts
ex29.27 2-(3-Phenoxyphenyl )propionitrile ; Ok
ex29.27 (-)-2-Ácetamido-2-vanillylpropionitrile Op
ex29.29 16,17-Dehydropregnenolone acetatooxime 6%
ex29.29 (-)-2-(3,4-Dihydxoxybenzy 1)-2-hydrazino « Cffo
propionic acid
ex29.29 Podophyllinic acid2-ethylhydrazide 6$
ex29.31B Thiobis (disecamylphenol) 6%
ex29.31B Stearyl S-(4-hydroay-3,5-di"iethylbenzyl ) C$
thioglycolate
ex29.31B 5-Fl'u.oro-2-methyl-l-(4-n»ethylthiobenzylidene )Op
mden-3-ylacetic acid
ex29.34B Phenylthiophosphonic aciddichloride :o-ethyl «*Op
phenylthiophosphonic acidchloride
ex29.34B DimethyItindichloride Oft
ex29.35Q Diosgenin anditsesters 0$>
ex29.35 alpha-Aoetylbutyrolactone Ofo
ex29.35Q l,4-Diazabicyclo /2,2,27òctane(triethylene *0$>
diamin)

-5-
1 2 3
ex29.35 Q 2-(3.5-Diterbutyl -2-hydro3yphenyl )-5-chloro -
benzotria z°le0%
ex29.35 Q 2-(2-Hydroxy -5-methyphenyl )benzotriazole
ex29.35 Q Indomethacin (l-(4-chloro"benzoy 1)-5-methoxy -
2-niethylin<iol -3-ylacetic acid )
ex29.35 Q 2-Picolm 0%
ex29.35 Q Methyl 3-amino -5,6-dichloropyrazine -2-car=
boxylate
ex29.35 Q (-)-1-tertButylamino -3-(4-morpholino -l,2,5--
thiadiazol -3-yloxy )propan -2-ol0%
ex29.35 Q Amprolium hydrochloride 0%
ex29.35 Q ThiabencLazole 0%
ex29.35 Q 4-Aminoimidazole -5-carboxamide orotate
dihydrate0%
ex29.35 Q Tris(2-Hydroxyethyl )isocyanurate
ex29.36 Sulfaguanidine 7%
ex29.36 Quinethazone (7-chloro -2ethyl-l,2,3»4 -
tetrahydro -4-oxo-6-quinazoline sulfonamide )0%
ex29.38 BIII Folic acid 0%
ex29.39 CI Serum gonadotrophin (INN) 0%
ex29.39 DII 6-alpha -Methylprednisolone 8%
ex29.39 DII Pluorometholone (HW) 8%
ex29.39 DII Batamethasonephosphate (INN);betamethasone
17.sterile0%
ex29.39 DII Batamethasone acetate ,sterile 0%
ex29.39 DII Batamethasone 17,21-dipropionate ,sterile
ex29.39 DII Triamcinolone (iNN) 8%
ex29.39 DII Triamcinolonacet onide -21-(2f2-dimethylbuty »
rate );triamcinolonacetonide ;triamoinolon *
.diacetate8%
ex29.39 E Prasterone (iM) 6%
ex29.39 E Thyrocaloitonin .porcine 0$
.../

-6-
,1 2 3
ex29.40 Broralain 0$
ex29.40 Mixtureofstreptokinase andstreptodornase ( Ofo
ex29*41A Digitalis glycosides ,exceptdigoxin 6%
ex29«41D Pureglycoside ofsquills 6%
ex29*41D, Calciumsaltsofsennoside AandB Qjo
ex29*41D Benzylidene -beta-B-glycoside ofpodophyllo- 6$
toxin
ex29.420VII Alkaloids ofergatofryeandtheirsalts,ethers,6%
estersandotherderivatives otherthanlysergic
acid
ex29.42CVII Pilocarpine hydrochloride andpilocarpine nitrato 6%
ex29.44A Azidocillin anditssalts Op
ex29.44C Tobramycin anditssalts Ofo
ex29.44C Gentamycin anditssalts Ofo
ex29.44C Cephradin ; 0%
Amphotericin
ex29.44C Nystatin 0Jo
ex29*44C Lincomycin ,anditssaltsandesters; 0%
Chlorolincomycin anditssaltsandesters
ex29.44C Minocycline -mono-hydrochloride dihydrate 0%
ex29.44C Spectinomycin dihydrochloride pentahydrate 0%
ex29*44C Bleomycin sulphate 0$
andex30.03AIITo)
ex29.44C Tylosinbaseanditssalts Ofo
ex29*44C 4-Nitrobenzyl -7-amino-3-methyl-8-oxo-5-thia-l- Q$>
azabicyclo ^~4»2,c7oct-2-ene-2carboxylate and
saltsthereof
ex29.44C Spectinomycin sulphate C$>
ex29.44C Monensinanditssaltswhetherornotincrystal-0$
lizedform
ex30.01AI Bovineliversfororganotherapeutic purposes 5%
driedandpowdered

ex30.01B Thefollowing sustances derivedfromhumanblood:
antihaemophilic globulin,anti-Rho(D)globulin
andplasraaprotein solution
ex30.01B Extracts ofsuprarenal glands
ex30.01B Purifiedextracts ofmucousmembrane ofswine,
dried(intrinsicfactor)
ex30.01B Extractofliverofbovineanimals
ex30.01B Freezedried gammaglobulin extracted fromhuman
blood
ex30.01B Anti-Dimmunoplasma
ex30.02A Tetanus immunoglobulin
ex30.02A Anti-tetenus immunoplasma
ex30.03AIIb)Anti-haemophilio globulinandantiRho(D)
andBIIb) globulinextracted fromhumanblood
32.01Ac Tanningextractsofwattle(Mimosa)
ex32.01D Tanningextractsofeucalyptus
ex32.01D Tanningextracts derivedfromgambierandmyro-
balanfruits
ex32.04ATV .Dyeingextracts oflogwood,yellowwoodsorof
redwoods
ex32.07BPolycarbonate withacarbonblackcontentofnotlessthan22%andnotmorethem28%byweight
ex38.03B Acidactivated montmorillonito which,whenexamined
byX-raypowderdiffraction ,showsfourprincipal
linescorresponding tocrystalinterplanar spacings
(dvarious)of0.44,0.40,0.33and0.25nano­
metres,thelinecorresponding to0*40nanometre
beingthemostintense
38.07A Spiritsofturpentine
38.07B Sulphateturpentine ;
crudedipentene
38.07C Woodturpentine j
terpenic solvents fromthedistillation orother
treatment ofconiferous woods;sulphiteturpen­
tine:pine-oil .

ex38.08 C Colophony ,hydrogenated ,polymerized ,dimerized
oroxidized
ex38.08 C Technical hydroabiethyl alcohol
ex38.19 G Compound catalysts consisting ofcopper chloride
fixed onaluminium oxide
ex38.19 K Sintered magnesite mixed with small quantities of
mineral oils
ex38.19 T Mixtures ofaldehydes from lignin
ex38.19 T Mixtures oftertiary mercaptans
ex38.19 T Crude guanin (parts offish scales andother waste
offish ,containing mineral oil ,ofakind used
forthemanufacture ofpearl essence )
ex38.19 T Crude diosgenin
ex38.19 T White mortar ,nonrefractory ,consisting ofmarble
powder andwhite cement excluding coating materials
used inpainting and ofatype used formasonry
ex38.19 T White granules andpowders consisting ofamixture
ofmelted ,recrystallized mineral substances (mainly
sand ,limestone anddolomite )
ex39*01 CIII Film ,inrolls ,ofsubstrated poly(ethylene tere-
phtalate )forcinematography orphotography
(including radiography )
ex39*01 CIII Waste ofpolyester sheets coated with tungsten
compounds
ex39*01 CHI Reflecting polyester sheeting
ex39*01 CIII Polyesters made from naphtalene dicarboxylic
acid andethylene glycol intheform offilms
(Qfilms )
ex39*01 CIV Polyamide 6inoneoftheforms mentioned inNote
3(b)toChapter 39forthemanufacture oftextile
threads andfibres (a)
ex39*01 CV Elastomers ofpolyurethane with groups ofether
inoneoftheforms mentioned inNote 3(a)
and (b)toChapter 39
ex39*01 CVII Poly (ethylene oxyde )having amolecular weight
ofnotless than 4»000,000
(a}Theapplication ofthis suspension will besubject
totheconditions determined bythecompetent authorities .

1 2 3
ex39.01CVII Polyimidefoils 0$
ex39.02CIII Poly-(sulphohalogenethylene )inoneoftheforms 4$
mentioned inNote3(a)and.(b)toChapter39
ex39*02CVI Copolymers solelyforallylalcoholwithsty- 0$
a)andb) rene,whichhaveanacetylvalueofnotless
than190
ex39*02CVIII Copolymers ofvinylidene chloridewithvinyl 4$
chloride ,containing notlessthan80$"by
weightofvinylidene chloride ,inoneofthe
formsmentioned inNote3(a)and(b)to
Chapter 39»forthemanufacture offibres,
monofilorstrip(a)
ex39*02CXII Reflecting polyacrylic film 0$
ex39*02CXIVa)Copolymers ofethylaerylatewithchloroethyl -12$
vinylether,inoneoftheformsmentioned in
Note3(b)toChapter39
ex39*02CXIVa)Copolymers ofethyleneandmaleicanhydride C$
slightly cross-linkedandwithmolecular
ratioof1:1(viscosity 15,000-20,000 cp)
ex39*02CXIVa)Copolymers ofvinylchlorideinoneoftheforms 0$
mentioned inNote3(a).and(B)toChapter
39»containing byweightnotlessthan90$and
notmorethan92$vinylchloride,notless
than2$andnotmorethan4$vinylacetateand
notlessthan4$notmorethan8$vinylalcohol
ex39*02CXIVb)Polyvinyl .fluoride)intheformofsheets 0$
ex39*03BIIb)2Scrapphotografio (including cinematographic ) 0$
ex39*03BIIIb)4andX-rayfilm
aaand.
ex39*03BIVb)4aa
39*03BVa)1Bthylcellulose ,notplasticized 4$
ex39*03BVa)2Ethylhydrasyethylcellulose insolubleinwater 4$
!
ex39*05B Rubberhydrochloride insheetsofathickness 0$
notexceeding 0.02mm
ex41*02B Bovineskins,chrometannedinthemoiststate Ofo
(wetblue)
41*03BI Sheepandlambskinleather,exceptleatherfal-0$
lingwithinheading No.41*06,41.07or41.08,
other,notfurtherprepared thantanned
(a)Theapplication ofthissuspension willbesubjectto
theconditions determined bythecompetentauthorites. •••/•••

-lu-
41.04BI Goatandkidskinleather,exceptleatherfalling Ofo
withinheading No,41*06,41*07or41*08,other, I
notfurtherprepared thantanned
41.05BI Otherkindsofleather,notfurtherpreparedthan C$
tanned
ex44*28C Shinglesforroofsandwalls,ofconiferous wood 0$
45.02 Naturalcorkinblocks,plates,sheetsorstrips 4$
(including cubesorsquareslabs,cuttosizefor
corksorstoppers )
ex48*01E Japanesetissue(speciallong-fibre paper)forthe 0%
manufacture ofartificial sausagecasingsorfor
wrapping man-madetextilefibres(continous )inthe
courseofindustrial processing (a)
ex49*11B Microcopies onsinopaquebaseintendedfordatabanks andCffo
libraries (a)
ex49*11B Artists'screenprints(commonlydescribed as Cffo
serigraphs),signedbytheartistandnumbered from
1to200
ex51*01A Singleyarnofpolytetrafluoroethylene Cffo
ex51*01A Yarnwhollyofpolj(glycollic )iacid 'Ofo
51.01BI Hollow-filament yarnofregenerated textilefibres C$>
ex51*04A Wovenfabricsofpolyvinly alcoholfibresformachine Ofo
embroidery
ex54*03BIa)Unbleached linenyarn(excluding yarnofflaxtow), C$>
measuring perkg30,000 morless,forthemanu­
factureofmultiple orcabledyarnsforthefootwear
industryorforwhippingcables(a)
ex58*01B Carpets,carpeting andrugsofsilkorofwastesilk 20fowith
otherthannoil,ofwhichthepilecontains notless maximumthan85$byweightofsilkorofwastesilkother dutyof
thannoil 4UAper
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ex50*07A Braidswhollyofdyedpoly(glycolli°acid)yarn Ofo
ex59*03 Bondedfibrefabricsandsimilarbondedyarnfabrics C$>
oraromatic polyamide man-madefibresproduced by
polycondensation ofm-phenylenediamine andisophtheF
lieacid
ex59*04 Coiryarnforthemanufacture ofcarpets,.carpeting 0$>
andrugs,matsandthelike(a)
(a)Theapplication ofthissuspension willbesubjectto
theconditions determined bytheoompetentauthorites •••/•*•

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ex59.17D
ex69.09B
ex70.19AIVb)
ex81.02B
ex81.04DI
ex81.04GI
ex81.04GI
ex81.04KI
ex81.04KI
ex81.04M
ex84.51AYarnofsynthetictextilefibres(polyetra® Oft
fluoroethylene ),bleached ,impregnated ,whether
ornotoiled
Catalystsupports,consisting ofporousoordiorite C$
ceramicpiecesofroughlycircular orovalcross-
sectionwithparallel sides,havinganoverall
volumeofnotlessthan240millilitjnas ,andhaving
aminimumdimension ofnotlessthan90millimetres
andamaximumdimension ofnotmorethan48Omilli­
metres,havingnotlessthan28continuous channels
perhundredsquaremillimetres runningparallel to
themainaxisofsymmetry ,thetotalchannelcross-sectionareabeingnotlessthan6Cffoandnotmore
thanQCffoofthewholecross-section area
Glassbeads(inorganic spheroids )ofadimension 0%>
oflessthan0.1mmandwitharefraction index
of2.26
Molybdenum alloysheetsoflessthan0.20mmthick 0$
containing notlessthan98$byweightofmolyb­
denumnotlessthan0.40$byweightandnotmore
than1%byweightoftitanium andnotlessthan
0.60$byweightandnotmorethan0.20$bywei^itof
zirconium asthemajoralloying element
Chromium,intheformofcathodechipsorpellets, Clfo
whichcontainsnotmorethan0.10$byweight
oftotaloxygen,notmorethan0.015$byweightof
totalaluminium ,andnotmorethan0.001%byweight
ofaluminium compounds insoluble inboiling 5Nhydro­
chloricacidandinboilingfumingperchloric acid,
andestimated asAl,intendedfortheproduction of
alloyformanufacture offixedormovablebladesforaircraftjetengines (a)
Electrolytic manganese ,containing noironalloy 0$
element,of99*9$minimumpurity,forthealuminiumindustry (a)
Manganeseelectrolytic ofa.purityofatleast99*5$ 0$
andintendedforthechemicalindustry (a)
Wasteandscrapoftitanium .Ofo
Titanium sponge 0$
WasteandscrapofuraniumdepletedinU235 Ofo
Typewriters withBraillecharacters 0$
(a)Theapplication ofthissuspension willbesubjectto
theconditions determined bythecompetent authorities •••/•I

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ex84*63 Forgedand.roughlyshapedgenerator andturbine 0$
shaftsofaweightexceeding I50metrictons
ex90*01B Materialconsisting ofapolarising film,suppor- C$
tedononeorbothsidesbytransparent material
ex90*19BII Readingappliances fortheblind,inwhichaminia-($
turecamerausingphoto-transistors transmits letters
ontoascanning boardwithpiezo-electric pencils,
anditspartsandaccessories
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