35Indeed, it is apparent from the Court’s well established case-law that the text of Article 81(1) EC refers generally to all agreements and concerted practices which, in either horizontal or vertical relationships, distort competition on the common market, irrespective of the market on which the parties operate, and that only the commercial conduct of one of the parties need be affected by the terms of the arrangements in question (see, to that effect, judgments in LTM, 56/65, EU:C:1966:38, p. 358; Consten and Grundig v Commission, 56/64 and 58/64, EU:C:1966:41, p.p. 492 and 493; Musique Diffusion française and Others v Commission, 100/80 to 103/80, EU:C:1983:158, paragraphs 72 to 80; Binon, 243/83, EU:C:1985:284, paragraphs 39 to 47; and Javico, C‑306/96, EU:C:1998:173, paragraphs 10 to 14).
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