29For the sake of completeness, it should be stated that, as suggested by the reference made by the Board of Appeal to its previous decision-making practice in paragraph 13 of the contested decision, that assessment is borne out by a teleological interpretation of Regulation No 2868/95. Under Article 152 of Regulation No 207/2009, the OHIM publication relating to an international registration designating the European Community only incorporates certain information, including a reproduction of the mark and the numbers of the classes of the goods or services in respect of which protection is claimed, but not a list of those goods or services. Such lists are not translated by OHIM and, accordingly, are only available in the three languages in which WIPO publishes international registrations, namely English, Spanish and French.
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