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 113 STAT. 1501A-598 PUBLIC LAW 106-113—APPENDIX I "(7) No INTERFERENCE REQUIREMENT. —The Commission may not grant a class A license, nor approve a modification of a class A license, unless the applicant or licensee shows that the class A station for which the license or modification is sought will not cause— "(A) interference within— "(i) the predicted Grade B contour (as of the date of the enactment of the Community Broadcasters Protection Act of 1999, or November 1, 1999, whichever is later, or as proposed in a change application filed on or before such date) of any television station transmitting in analog format; or "(ii)(I) the digital television service areas provided in the DTV Table of Allotments; (II) the areas protected in the Commission's digital television regulations (47 CFR 73.622 (e) and (f)); (III) the digital television service areas of stations subsequently granted by the Commission prior to the filing of a class A application; and (IV) stations seeking to maximize power under the Commission's rules, if such station has complied with the notification requirements in paragraph (1)(D); "(B) interference within the protected contour of any low-power television station or low-power television translator station that— "(i) was licensed prior to the date on which the application for a class A license, or for the modification of such a license, was filed; "(ii) was authorized by construction permit prior to such date; or "(iii) had a pending application that was submitted prior to such date; or "(C) interference within the protected contour of 80 miles from the geographic center of the areas listed in section 22.625(b)(1) or 90.303 of the Commission's regulations (47 CFR 22.625(b)(1) and 90.303) for frequencies in— "(i) the 470-512 megahertz band identified in section 22.621 or 90.303 of such regulations; or "(ii) the 482-488 megahertz band in New York. " (8) PRIORITY FOR DISPLACED LOW-POWER STATIONS. —Lowpower stations that are displaced by an application filed under this section shall have priority over other low-power stations in the assignment of available channels.". TITLE VI—SUPERFUND RECYCLING EQUITY SEC. 6001. SUPERFUND RECYCUNG EQUITY. (a) PURPOSES.—The purposes of this section are— (1) to promote the reuse and recycling of scrap material in furtherance of the goals of waste minimization and natural resource conservation while protecting human health and the environment; (2) to create greater equity in the statutory treatment of recycled versus virgin materials; and

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