19In relation to the first complaint, to the effect that the Board of Appeal did not set out, in the contested decision, the factual basis for that decision, it should be noted at the outset that the duty to state reasons does not require the Boards of Appeal to provide an account that follows exhaustively and one by one all the lines of reasoning articulated by the parties before them (see judgment of 12 July 2012 in Gucci v OHIM — Chang Qing Qing (GUDDY), T‑389/11, EU:T:2012:378, paragraph 16 and the case-law cited). It is therefore sufficient if the institution concerned sets out the facts and the legal considerations having decisive importance in the context of the decision (ENI, cited in paragraph 16 above, EU:T:2014:269, paragraph 30; see also to that effect, judgment of 14 February 1990 Delacre and Others v Commission, C‑350/88, ECR, EU:C:1990:71, paragraph 16).
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