90Moreover, it has been held that the Council is not required to give specific reasons, in the regulation imposing a definitive anti-dumping duty, explaining why it did not take account of the various arguments put forward by the parties in the course of the administrative procedure. It is sufficient for that regulation to contain a clear explanation of the main factors considered, in this case, in its analysis of whether the costs of major inputs substantially reflected market values, provided that that justification is capable of casting light on the reasons why the Council rejected the relevant arguments raised in that regard by the parties during the administrative procedure (see, to that effect, judgment of 15 December 1999, Petrotub and Republica v Council, T‑33/98 and T‑34/98, EU:T:1999:330, paragraph 151).
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