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fr gardinoise (n) |
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fr lucquois (a) |
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fr saint michelais (n) |
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fr villefortoise (n) |
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fr leuc (n) |
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fr clatoise (n) |
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fr saint martin de villereglan (n) |
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fr rouffiacaise (n) |
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fr cumiésien (n) |
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fr camps (n) |
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fr dernacueillettois (a) |
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fr fournoise (n) |
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fr plaigne (n) |
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fr camellais (a) |
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fr belfortoise (n) |
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fr saint couatais (n) |
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