77Secondly, regarding the non-material damage which the applicants claim they have suffered, it must be recalled that, according to the case-law, the annulment of an unlawful measure may constitute, in itself, adequate and, in principle, sufficient compensation for all non-material damage which that measure may have caused, unless the applicant can show that he has suffered non-material damage which is separable from the unlawfulness which is the basis for the annulment and which is incapable of being entirely repaired by that annulment (see, to that effect, judgments of 7 February 1990, Culin v Commission, C‑343/87, EU:C:1990:49, paragraphs 27 to 29, and of 9 December 2010, Commission v Strack, T‑526/08 P, EU:T:2010:506, paragraph 58).
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