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fr ginestois (a) |
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fr saint paulière (n) |
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fr camboulicois (a) |
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fr beaumatois (a) |
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fr miersois (n) |
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fr dégagnacois (a) |
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fr gill box (n) |
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fr altoiroise (n) |
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fr lugagnacoise (n) |
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fr cézac (n) |
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fr miersois (a) |
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fr saint sulpicien (n) |
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fr cazals (n) |
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fr concotois (a) |
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fr sabadel latronquière (n) |
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fr haut montoise (n) |
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fr dépareillé (a) |
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fr arcambalais (n) |
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fr frayssinetois (a) |
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fr rueyres (n) |
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fr cuzacois (a) |
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fr lunegarde (n) |
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fr saillacois (a) |
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fr montredon (n) |
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fr cassagnouse (n) |
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mg anjara (n) |
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fr vercantiérain (n) |
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fr bretenoux (n) |
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fr fontanienne (n) |
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fr cabanésienne (n) |
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fr saint cirguois (n) |
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fr gagner au grattage et au tirage (v) |
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fr saint pantaléonienne (n) |
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fr frontenacoise (n) |
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fr saint clartin (n) |
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fr montcuquois (n) |
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fr célé (n) |
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fr cornacois (a) |
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fr leymois (n) |
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fr lot (n) |
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fr saint cernin (n) |
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fr tombola (n) |
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fr biarnais (a) |
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fr saint michelier (a) |
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fr cornac (n) |
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fr fajoles (n) |
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fr mayracois (n) |
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fr douelle (n) |
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fr jeanlaurois (n) |
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fr durbans (n) |
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fr frayssinhes (n) |
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fr saint cyprien (a) |
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fr montcléra (n) |
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fr bétaillaise (n) |
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fr pontcirquois (n) |
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fr laval de cérois (n) |
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fr cadrieu (n) |
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fr pescadoires (n) |
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fr gourdon (n) |
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fr saint matré (n) |
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fr saint pierrienne (n) |
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fr montcuquois (a) |
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fr lotisseur (n) |
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fr calviacois (a) |
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fr saillacoise (n) |
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fr biarnais (n) |
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fr saint paulier (a) |
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fr vayraçois (a) |
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fr aynacois (a) |
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fr bretenouvien (a) |
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fr montvalent (n) |
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fr baladin (n) |
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fr nadillacoise (n) |
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fr saint vincent rive d’ olt (n) |
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fr glanois (a) |
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fr lamativie (n) |
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fr saint denis catus (n) |
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fr saint clair (n) |
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fr saint cyrienne (n) |
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fr saint colombin (n) |
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fr payracoise (n) |
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fr lède (n) |
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fr crempsois (a) |
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fr montbrun (n) |
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fr cavagnacois (a) |
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fr lhospitalet (n) |
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fr estalois (a) |
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fr cadurcienne (n) |
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en lot (n) |
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fr molières (n) |
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fr saint perdoussienne (n) |
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fr valroufiéroise (n) |
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fr blot (n) |
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fr rocatoiracois (n) |
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fr saint chels (n) |
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fr saint chamarand (n) |
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fr saint cirquois (a) |
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fr vertienne (n) |
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fr chapellaise (n) |
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fr abathudois (n) |
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fr reyrevignois (a) |
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fr luzechois (a) |
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fr boissières (n) |
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fr lot (n) |
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fr gindounaise (n) |
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fr borgeoise (n) |
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fr castelfrancien (a) |
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fr coursien (a) |
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fr anglarsoise (n) |
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fr leymois (a) |
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fr sonac (n) |
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fr espeyroussine (n) |
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fr francoulès (n) |
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fr thédiracois (a) |
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fr gintracois (n) |
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fr médardien (a) |
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fr loupiacaise (n) |
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fr couzounaise (n) |
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fr planiolois (a) |
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fr strenquelois (a) |
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fr rang (n) |
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fr montlauzunoise (n) |
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fr saint céréen (n) |
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fr escampois (n) |
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fr espérois (n) |
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fr gindou (n) |
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fr rocatoiracois (a) |
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fr cambayracien (n) |
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fr loubressac (n) |
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fr crégolais (n) |
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fr saint martin le redon (n) |
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fr lugagnacois (a) |
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fr reilhac (n) |
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fr belfortoise (n) |
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fr issendolus (n) |
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fr condat (n) |
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fr nozacoise (n) |
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fr soulomès (n) |
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fr carayacoise (n) |
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fr bergantynois (n) |
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fr pomarédien (n) |
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fr cénevières (n) |
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fr parnacois (n) |
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fr espédaillacoise (n) |
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fr labastide marnhac (n) |
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fr faycellois (a) |
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fr pradinoise (n) |
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fr lot (n) |
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fr saint cirq souillaguet (n) |
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fr montfaucon (n) |
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fr fourmagnacois (a) |
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fr gigouzacois (n) |
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fr sauzetien (n) |
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fr le montat (n) |
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fr milhacoise (n) |
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fr ginouillacois (n) |
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fr catusienne (n) |
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fr saint jean de laur (n) |
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fr quatre routois (n) |
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fr lebreillois (a) |
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fr cardaillacoise (n) |
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fr pradines (n) |
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fr théminésienne (n) |
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fr saint crucien (n) |
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fr corn (n) |
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fr saint laurentien (a) |
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fr saint colombine (n) |
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fr gramatois (a) |
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fr soturacois (n) |
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fr payracois (n) |
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fr saut de la mounine (n) |
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fr lot (n) |
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fr saillacois (n) |
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fr saint clartin (a) |
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fr blars (n) |
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fr saint chamarandais (a) |
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fr camburatois (n) |
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fr espagnaquois (n) |
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fr crempsois (n) |
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fr sousceyracois (a) |
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fr gorsais (n) |
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fr dégagnacoise (n) |
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fr versois (a) |
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fr saint dyonésienne (n) |
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fr midi pyrénées (n) |
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fr autoire (n) |
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fr bastidoise (n) |
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fr souciracoise (n) |
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fr bagnacoise (n) |
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fr vaylatois (n) |
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fr cadriaise (n) |
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fr viganais (n) |
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fr senierguaise (n) |
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fr tauriacoise (n) |
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fr leymoise (n) |
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fr gigouzacoise (n) |
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fr nadaillac de rouge (n) |
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fr peyrilles (n) |
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fr marminicois (a) |
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fr maxoucois (n) |
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fr montameloise (n) |
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fr mativien (n) |
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fr théminésien (a) |
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fr lamothe fénelon (n) |
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fr senierguoise (n) |
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fr lunan (n) |
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fr gourdonnais (n) |
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fr saint laurentienne (n) |
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fr théminettoise (n) |
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fr laburgadois (a) |
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fr espagnaquois (a) |
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fr lauzesois (a) |
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fr gindounais (n) |
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fr tour de faure (n) |
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fr beaumatois (n) |
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fr saint martinon (a) |
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fr bélaye (n) |
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fr lot (n) |
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fr livernonoise (n) |
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fr duraveloise (n) |
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fr bouyssounais (a) |
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fr saint céréen (a) |
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fr saint simon (n) |
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fr durbansien (a) |
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fr lots (n) |
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fr mayrintourois (a) |
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fr belaycois (a) |
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fr promilhanes (n) |
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fr set (n) |
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fr bessonies (n) |
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fr berganty (n) |
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fr marivalois (a) |
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fr 46 (n) |
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fr béduérienne (n) |
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fr strenqueloise (n) |
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fr saint chélois (a) |
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fr floressacois (a) |
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fr cabrimontien (n) |
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fr vercantiéraine (n) |
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fr latronquiéroise (n) |
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fr lot (n) |
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fr cassagnais (a) |
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fr clérimontienne (n) |
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fr anglacoise (n) |
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fr cuzac (n) |
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fr valprionde (n) |
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io loto (n) |
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fr saussienne (n) |
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fr montatois (n) |
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fr saint germanaise (n) |
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fr dégagnac (n) |
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fr ajustement isotopique (n) |
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fr gramatoise (n) |
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