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fr algonquiens (n) |
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fr algonkiens (n) |
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fr algique (a) |
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fr algonquins (n) |
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fr illinois (n) |
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fr attikameks (n) |
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fr gros ventres des plaines (n) |
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fr algonquiens (a) |
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fr migmags (n) |
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fr cris (n) |
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fr micmacs (n) |
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fr abénaquis (n) |
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fr algonquien (a) |
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fr naskapis (n) |
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