29Admittedly, the Court has repeatedly held that, even if, formally, a national court limits its reference to the interpretation of certain provisions of European Union law, the Court is not thereby precluded from providing the national court with all those elements of interpretation of that law which may be of use deciding the case before it, whether or not that court has specifically referred to them in the wording of its question (see, inter alia, Dyson, paragraph 24; Case C-392/05 Alevizos [2007] ECR I-3505, paragraph 64; and Case C-275/06 Promusicae [2008] ECR I-271, paragraph 42).
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