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| fr loubatonne (n) |
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| fr le tuzan (n) |
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| fr saint léger de balson (n) |
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| fr stéphanoise (n) |
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| fr cursanais (n) |
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| fr compsicois (n) |
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| fr saint laurent médoc (n) |
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| fr gironde (a) |
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| fr gironde sur dropt (n) |
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| fr macarienne (n) |
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| fr margaux cantenac (n) |
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| fr virelade (n) |
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| fr margalais (a) |
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| fr saint martin lacaussade (n) |
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| fr tizac de curton (n) |
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| fr courpiac (n) |
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| fr martraise (n) |
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| fr lugonaise (n) |
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| fr pompéjacaise (n) |
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| fr bayas (n) |
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| fr foursien (n) |
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| fr croignonnai (n) |
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| fr levois (n) |
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| fr saint pierre de bat (n) |
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| fr bagasson (a) |
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| fr taillanais (n) |
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| fr hostens (n) |
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| fr grézillacaise (n) |
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| fr cazalisien (a) |
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| fr foyenne (n) |
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| fr créon (n) |
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| fr portésien (a) |
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| fr landerrouat (n) |
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| fr fontésienne (n) |
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| fr arbanats (n) |
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| fr testerin (n) |
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| fr gajacais (a) |
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| fr capiannais (a) |
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| fr teuillac (n) |
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| fr izonnaise (n) |
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| fr bayardois (a) |
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| fr arcachonnais (n) |
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| fr macarien (a) |
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| fr goualadais (a) |
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| fr le puy (n) |
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| fr béglais (n) |
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| fr vireladais (n) |
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| fr roquillois (n) |
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| fr landerrouet sur ségur (n) |
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| fr saint georges (n) |
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| fr chamadelle (n) |
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| fr marcenaisien (a) |
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| fr néac (n) |
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| fr lansacaise (n) |
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| fr saint cômais (n) |
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| fr saint vincent de pertignas (n) |
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| fr tresnais (n) |
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| fr générac (n) |
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| fr coimmérien (a) |
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| fr podien (a) |
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| fr carcanaise (n) |
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| fr ayguemorte les graves (n) |
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| fr casseuillais (a) |
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| fr doulezon (n) |
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| fr peinturaud (n) |
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| fr bouscataise (n) |
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| fr escoussanais (n) |
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| fr préchacaise (n) |
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| fr cantois (n) |
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| fr saint genis du bois (n) |
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| fr campugnan (n) |
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| fr lalandaise (n) |
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| fr martres (n) |
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| fr saint trojan (n) |
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| fr marcheprime (n) |
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| fr gajac (n) |
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| fr saint quentinais (n) |
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| fr léognanais (a) |
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| fr martillacais (n) |
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| fr ludon médoc (n) |
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| fr langonnais (a) |
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| fr billaudais (a) |
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| fr lavazanaise (n) |
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| fr dionysienne (n) |
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| fr cambais (n) |
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| fr castillonnais (a) |
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| fr saint quentinaise (n) |
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| fr gironde (n) |
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| fr saint cibard (n) |
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| fr andronycienne (n) |
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| fr castelmoron d’ albret (n) |
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| fr chanque (n) |
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| fr pylataise (n) |
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