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| fr rouffiacais (a) |
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| fr échallat (n) |
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| fr saint gourson (n) |
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| fr parzacois (a) |
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| fr saint brice (n) |
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| fr lesterrois (a) |
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| fr médardaise (n) |
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| fr aunacoise (n) |
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| fr vilhonnorois (a) |
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| fr bonnois (a) |
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| fr charente (n) |
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| fr rouzède (n) |
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| fr taizéenne (n) |
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| fr saint laurentais (a) |
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| fr pressignacois (a) |
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| fr moustérienne (n) |
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| fr médillac (n) |
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| fr chantrezac (n) |
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| fr roussines (n) |
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| fr gorzienne (n) |
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| fr rouillacaise (n) |
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| fr spaniacien (a) |
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| fr vilhonneur (n) |
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| fr saint preuillaise (n) |
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| fr ambéracois (n) |
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| fr couronnais (n) |
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| fr charente (n) |
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| fr mazerolloise (n) |
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| fr chabanais (n) |
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| fr saint séverinoise (n) |
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| fr supisultine (n) |
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| fr chalais (n) |
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| fr champmillon (n) |
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| fr jarnac (n) |
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| fr castelbernardin (n) |
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| fr monascais (n) |
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| fr angoulême (n) |
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