fr fils aîné de l’ église (n) |
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fr franc français (n) |
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fr cassagnoles (n) |
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fr cou nu du forez (n) |
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fr couple franco allemand (n) |
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fr des (n) |
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fr ainoise (n) |
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fr angora français (n) |
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fr gier religieux (n) |
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fr troubadouresse (n) |
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fr haut rhin (n) |
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fr état français (n) |
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fr franco kenyan (a) |
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fr golfe de gascogne (n) |
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fr inde française (n) |
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fr la roche (n) |
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fr bassin parisien (n) |
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fr parthenaise (n) |
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fr cazevieille (n) |
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fr couverture médicale universelle (n) |
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fr suisse (n) |
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fr franco malawite (a) |
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fr franco kazakh (a) |
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fr franco turkmène (a) |
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fr poule de mantes (n) |
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fr oloronais (a) |
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fr ater (n) |
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fr sanci (n) |
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fr pastoureau (n) |
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fr état bleu (n) |
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fr dordognot (n) |
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fr normandie (n) |
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fr la figuière (n) |
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fr franco paraguayen (a) |
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fr jaehrling (n) |
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fr mouton charollais (n) |
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fr sauvignon blanc (n) |
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fr altoséquanais (a) |
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fr émirato français (a) |
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fr creusois (a) |
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fr manochon (n) |
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fr franco portugais (a) |
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fr tullois (n) |
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fr casenove (n) |
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fr provençale (n) |
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fr combattant du nord (n) |
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fr auriol (n) |
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fr aquisextain (a) |
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fr briviste (a) |
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fr chèvre des fossés (n) |
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fr fuxéen (n) |
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fr fauve de bourgogne (n) |
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fr inra 401 (n) |
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fr froment du léon (n) |
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fr la chapelle (n) |
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fr camp méjan (n) |
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fr la cabridarié (n) |
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fr ortolan (n) |
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fr montauban (n) |
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fr issartviel (n) |
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fr captal (n) |
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fr cassaderon (n) |
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fr maréchalat (n) |
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fr saint pierre de castres (n) |
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fr précon (n) |
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