51It follows from the judgment in Stardust, cited in paragraph 33 above (EU:C:2002:294), that the autonomy conferred, by its legal form, on a public undertaking does not preclude the State from exerting a dominant influence in respect of the adoption of certain measures. As the possible specific involvement of the State was not excluded by the autonomy enjoyed in principle by the public undertaking, proof of such involvement may be provided on the basis of all the relevant facts and points of law which can form a set of sufficiently precise and convergent indicators of the exercise of actual influence or control by the State.
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