29It is therefore appropriate for the Court, in the present case, to restrict its analysis to the provisions of European Union law by providing an interpretation of them which will be of use to the national court, which has the task of determining the compatibility of the provisions of national law or the national practice with European Union law, for the purposes of deciding the dispute before it (see, by analogy, Case C-380/05 Centro Europa 7 [2008] ECR I-349, paragraph 51).
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