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fr concais (a) |
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fr sarrola carcopino (n) |
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fr ocanais (n) |
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fr sartenaise (n) |
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fr loreto di tallano (n) |
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fr cargiaca (n) |
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fr zozais (n) |
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fr partinello (n) |
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fr sari solenzara (n) |
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fr propriano (n) |
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fr arbori (n) |
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fr tavera (n) |
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fr santa maria figaniella (n) |
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fr sollacaraise (n) |
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fr grossitain (n) |
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fr azzana (n) |
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fr ocana (n) |
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fr argiusta moriccio (n) |
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fr poggiolo (n) |
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fr sorbollanais (n) |
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fr carbuccia (n) |
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fr cuttolaise (n) |
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fr levie (n) |
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fr cristinaccaise (n) |
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fr afayen (n) |
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fr pietrosella (n) |
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fr arro (n) |
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fr lopignais (n) |
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fr calcatoggiais (a) |
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fr cargésienne (n) |
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fr ucciani (n) |
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fr cannelle (n) |
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fr murzo (n) |
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fr tollais (n) |
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fr ajaccio (n) |
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fr zicavo (n) |
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fr olivesain (n) |
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fr zigliaraise (n) |
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fr osani (n) |
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fr concais (n) |
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fr arbellaraise (n) |
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fr olivesain (a) |
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fr cuttolais (a) |
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fr balognais (n) |
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fr sant’ andréa di tallano (n) |
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fr cauro (n) |
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fr carbini (n) |
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fr avisien (n) |
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fr 2a (n) |
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fr vero (n) |
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fr palnecaise (n) |
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fr palneca (n) |
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fr tavaco (n) |
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fr cargiacais (n) |
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fr figaraise (n) |
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fr guagnais (a) |
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fr mélais (n) |
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fr proprianaise (n) |
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fr ocanais (a) |
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fr sari d’ orcino (n) |
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fr guitera les bains (n) |
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fr arbellara (n) |
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fr sollacarais (n) |
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fr renno (n) |
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fr sampolo (n) |
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fr ajaccéen (a) |
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fr zicavais (a) |
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fr uccianais (n) |
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fr cannelaise (n) |
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fr bonifacien (a) |
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fr corranais (a) |
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fr socciaise (n) |
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fr ajaccien (a) |
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fr cristinacce (n) |
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fr monacia d’ aullène (n) |
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fr alata (n) |
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fr pianais (n) |
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fr fozzanais (n) |
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fr loretain (n) |
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fr fozzano (n) |
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fr campo (n) |
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fr zonza (n) |
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fr sarais (n) |
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fr sorbollanaise (n) |
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fr zonzais (n) |
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fr sarrolais (a) |
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fr tollais (a) |
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fr granace (n) |
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fr fozzanaise (n) |
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fr letia (n) |
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fr pastricciolais (n) |
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fr canalais (n) |
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fr carbinais (n) |
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fr grossitaine (n) |
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fr pastricciolaise (n) |
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fr afayenne (n) |
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fr grossitain (a) |
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fr vicolais (n) |
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fr eccica suarella (n) |
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fr carbucciais (a) |
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fr ota (n) |
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fr mélaise (n) |
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fr sottais (a) |
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fr villanova (n) |
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fr carbinaise (n) |
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fr altagène (n) |
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fr sorbollanais (a) |
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fr frasseto (n) |
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fr avisien (a) |
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fr sant’ andréa d’ orcino (n) |
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fr carbucciais (n) |
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fr alatais (n) |
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fr casaglione (n) |
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fr mela (n) |
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fr quenza (n) |
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fr zonzais (a) |
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fr urbalacone (n) |
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fr palnecais (n) |
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fr proprianais (n) |
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fr zicavaise (n) |
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fr monacien (n) |
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fr marignanaise (n) |
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fr arbellarais (a) |
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fr rosasien (a) |
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fr sainte lucie de tallano (n) |
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