fr bridgnorth (n) |
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fr anglo luxembourgeois (a) |
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fr little bytham (n) |
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fr high hoyland (n) |
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fr yealmpton (n) |
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fr osmington (n) |
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fr east portlemouth (n) |
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fr thelbridge (n) |
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fr wethersfield (n) |
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fr black bourton (n) |
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fr earl shilton (n) |
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fr thakeham (n) |
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fr king’s newnham (n) |
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fr west harptree (n) |
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fr shalfleet (n) |
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fr clayton le moors (n) |
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fr hucking (n) |
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fr eccleshill (n) |
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fr dearham (n) |
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fr weston underwood (n) |
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fr great whelnetham (n) |
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fr george nympton (n) |
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fr bramcote (n) |
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fr chineham (n) |
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fr stoke by nayland (n) |
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fr dengie (n) |
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fr newhall (n) |
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fr ashtead (n) |
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fr peters marland (n) |
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fr stainton dale (n) |
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fr catmore (n) |
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fr martinhoe (n) |
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fr elford (n) |
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fr longsleddale (n) |
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fr dacre (n) |
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fr somersham (n) |
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fr hartington town quarter (n) |
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fr dalton town with newton (n) |
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fr great billington (n) |
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fr everton (n) |
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fr great longstone (n) |
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fr kinver (n) |
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fr hartley wintney (n) |
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fr kilvington (n) |
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fr cauldwell (n) |
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fr hampton charles (n) |
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fr silverstone (n) |
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fr landrake with st erney (n) |
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fr groby (n) |
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fr wootton (n) |
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fr halstead (n) |
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fr teston (n) |
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fr claxton (n) |
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fr macefen (n) |
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fr temple guiting (n) |
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fr skeyton (n) |
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fr besselsleigh (n) |
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fr shottle and postern (n) |
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fr flawborough (n) |
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fr lévrier whippet (n) |
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fr oulton (n) |
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fr salle (n) |
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fr sharnbrook (n) |
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fr great wyrley (n) |
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fr brantingham (n) |
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fr chastleton (n) |
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fr breadsall (n) |
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fr taunton deane (n) |
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fr wellingborough (n) |
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fr widecombe in the moor (n) |
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fr ulleskelf (n) |
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fr much marcle (n) |
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fr crowell (n) |
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fr colston bassett (n) |
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fr rotherwick (n) |
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fr tintinhull (n) |
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fr heck (n) |
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fr watermead (n) |
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fr grange over sands (n) |
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fr owston ferry (n) |
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fr hardwicke (n) |
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fr beefeater (n) |
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fr ganton (n) |
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fr holme upon spalding moor (n) |
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fr swynnerton (n) |
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fr kielder (n) |
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fr earnley (n) |
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fr runcton holme (n) |
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fr cracoe (n) |
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fr piddlehinton (n) |
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fr woodham ferrers and bicknacre (n) |
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fr bielby (n) |
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fr west deeping (n) |
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fr oborne (n) |
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fr middleton cheney (n) |
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fr ryton (n) |
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fr rand (n) |
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fr theddingworth (n) |
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fr rodington (n) |
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