Am. Furniture Mfrs. Comm. for Legal Trade v. United States

This is an odd case because both parties seem to agree on the end result: when Commerce publishes amended results (for antidumping review), the six month operation of law liquidation period begins from the date of the publication of the amended results, as opposed to the date of preceding "final review." Even the judge could not help but notice: "In losing the battle, however, Plaintiff in fact wins the war." I wonder what really went on behind the scenes?