36It follows that, in paragraph 53 of the judgment under appeal, the General Court could consider, without committing an error of law, that it had not only to establish whether the evidence relied on was factually accurate, reliable and consistent, but also to ascertain whether that evidence contained all the relevant information which had to be taken into account in order to assess a complex situation and whether it was capable of substantiating the conclusion in recital 89 of the provisional regulation and recital 49 of the regulation at issue, according to which the EU industry was in a vulnerable situation at the end of the investigation period.
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