34In that respect, it suffices to recall that the need for a uniform interpretation of the provisions of EU law makes it impossible, where there are doubts, for the text of a provision to be considered in isolation in one of its language versions, but requires, on the contrary, that it be interpreted and applied in the light of the versions existing in the other official languages (see, inter alia, judgments in Stauder, 29/69, EU:C:1969:57, paragraph 3; Moksel Import und Export, 55/87, EU:C:1988:377, paragraph 15; EMU Tabac and Others, C‑296/95, EU:C:1998:152, paragraph 36; and Profisa, C‑63/06, EU:C:2007:233, paragraph 13).
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