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| fr salvadorien (a) |
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| fr saint georges de montclard (n) |
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| fr mareuillaise (n) |
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| fr puyrenier (n) |
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| fr salagnacoise (n) |
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| fr saint crépinois (a) |
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| fr châtrier (a) |
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| fr sanilhacois (n) |
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| fr négrondais (n) |
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| fr cadouin (n) |
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| fr val de louyre et caudeau (n) |
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| fr saint mesmin (n) |
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| fr vélinoise (n) |
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| fr savignacois (n) |
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| fr bergeracoise (n) |
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| fr saint julien de bourdeilles (n) |
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| fr festalemps (n) |
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| fr rampieusoise (n) |
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| fr vinecossois (n) |
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| fr rampieux (n) |
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| fr trémolacois (a) |
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| fr beauronne (n) |
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| fr canole (n) |
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| fr trémolacois (n) |
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| fr montponnais (a) |
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| fr dordognot (a) |
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| fr saint seurinois (a) |
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| fr razacoise (n) |
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| fr doissat (n) |
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| fr saint antonnais (a) |
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| fr saint vincent de connezac (n) |
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| fr saint michel de villadeix (n) |
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| fr saint georgien (n) |
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| fr eulalaise (n) |
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| fr dordognot (n) |
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| fr dordognais (n) |
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| fr léchois (n) |
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| fr nailhacois (n) |
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| fr boisseuilhaise (n) |
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| fr vélinois (a) |
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| fr bouzicois (a) |
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| fr colais (n) |
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| fr fouleix (n) |
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| fr chapelois (n) |
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| fr saint juliénois (a) |
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| fr vieux mareuillaise (n) |
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| fr marnac (n) |
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| fr sarladaise (n) |
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| fr douzillacois (n) |
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| fr boissièrienne (n) |
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| fr saint privat en périgord (n) |
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| fr hautefortais (n) |
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| fr sergeacoise (n) |
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| fr connezac (n) |
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| fr saint pantaly d’ excideuil (n) |
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| fr sanilhac (n) |
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| fr petit bersac (n) |
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| fr montaignoise (n) |
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| fr capraisien (n) |
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| fr berbiguiéroise (n) |
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| fr gardonnais (n) |
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| fr saint barthélemy de bussière (n) |
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| fr saint laurent des vignes (n) |
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| fr vallerois (n) |
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| fr plaisancier (n) |
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| fr firbexois (a) |
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| fr journiacois (a) |
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| fr cours de piloise (n) |
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| fr moulin neuf (n) |
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| fr mescoules (n) |
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| fr simeyrolais (n) |
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| fr blis et bornois (a) |
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| fr saint nexantais (n) |
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| fr boulazac (n) |
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| fr sarrazacois (n) |
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| fr plazacois (n) |
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| fr beaumontois (a) |
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| fr saussignacois (n) |
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| fr berbiguières (n) |
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| fr nanteuil auriac de bourzac (n) |
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| fr saint paulois (a) |
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| fr creyssoise (n) |
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| fr daglanaise (n) |
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| fr journiacois (n) |
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| fr eymet (n) |
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| fr campagnard (n) |
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| fr brouchaud (n) |
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| fr saint martin l’ astier (n) |
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| fr auginacoise (n) |
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| fr vincenacois (a) |
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| fr ponchapt (n) |
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| fr montcaretoise (n) |
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| fr peyrignacois (n) |
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| fr brantômais (n) |
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| fr limousin (n) |
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| fr nantheuil (n) |
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| fr capdrotien (a) |
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| fr cerninois (n) |
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| fr carvésois (a) |
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| fr jumilhacois (n) |
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| fr fouleixoise (n) |
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| fr excideuil (n) |
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| fr teillots (n) |
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| fr sarladais (n) |
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| fr chignacois (n) |
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| fr saint antoinais (n) |
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| fr mensignacois (n) |
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| fr laroquois (n) |
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| fr rispérien (a) |
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| fr monsec (n) |
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| fr archignacoise (n) |
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| fr ribéracoise (n) |
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| fr saint sabinoise (n) |
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| fr teillotois (a) |
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| fr pétrocorien (n) |
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| fr coursacois (a) |
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| fr salvadorienne (n) |
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| fr ladouzois (a) |
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| fr fleuracois (n) |
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| fr mayacoise (n) |
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| fr villamblard (n) |
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| fr thibérien (n) |
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| fr beaupouyet (n) |
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| fr salles de belvès (n) |
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| fr coubjourois (a) |
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| fr bouniaguais (a) |
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| fr pressignaco vicois (a) |
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| fr cénac et saint julien (n) |
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| fr saint vincent de cosse (n) |
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| fr champeaux et la chapelle pommier (n) |
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| fr tourtoiracaise (n) |
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| fr vern (n) |
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| fr carvésoise (n) |
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| fr chervalais (n) |
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| fr mescouloise (n) |
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| fr valeuil (n) |
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| fr molières (n) |
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| fr bonnevillois (n) |
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| fr saint martial de valette (n) |
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| fr puyguilhem (n) |
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| fr fougueyrolles (n) |
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| fr feuilladoise (n) |
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| fr montcaret (n) |
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| fr saint barthélemy de bellegarde (n) |
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| fr saint martin des combes (n) |
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| fr ginestoise (n) |
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| fr saint estèphe (n) |
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| fr astérienne (n) |
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| fr saint martialais (n) |
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| fr festalinois (a) |
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| fr peyrignacoise (n) |
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| fr lamponais (a) |
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| fr lamonzie montastruc (n) |
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| fr sainte foy de longas (n) |
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| fr lamonzie saint martin (n) |
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| fr léguillac de l’ auche (n) |
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| fr eygurande et gardedeuil (n) |
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| fr colynois (n) |
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| fr proissanaise (n) |
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| fr saint genois (n) |
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| fr bertricoise (n) |
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| fr boulazac isle manoire (n) |
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| fr sainte mondane (n) |
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| fr cancelade (n) |
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| fr saint raphaël (n) |
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| fr saint maime de péreyrol (n) |
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| fr thenonnais (n) |
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| fr clermont d’ excideuil (n) |
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| fr corgnac sur l’ isle (n) |
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| fr monsacois (a) |
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| fr plazacoise (n) |
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| fr fleixois (n) |
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| fr cantelaube (n) |
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| fr pierrotin (n) |
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| fr marsalesois (n) |
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| fr flaugeacois (n) |
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| fr audrixoise (n) |
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| fr saint martine (n) |
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| fr colynois (a) |
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| fr eulalien (n) |
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| fr saint jean d’ estissac (n) |
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| fr saint julienoise (n) |
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| fr prigontin (n) |
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| fr dordogne (n) |
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| fr salonais (a) |
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| fr monbazillac (n) |
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| fr razac de saussignac (n) |
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| fr thonac (n) |
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| fr saint michel de rivière (n) |
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| fr augignac (n) |
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| fr les farguettes (n) |
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| fr mussidanaise (n) |
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| fr dordogne (n) |
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| fr coulaures (n) |
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| fr chervalais (a) |
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| fr astérien (a) |
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| fr rochechalaisienne (n) |
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| fr teillotois (n) |
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| fr saint rémois (n) |
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| fr saint jory las bloux (n) |
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| fr grangeoise (n) |
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| fr eyvirat (n) |
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| fr grand castang (n) |
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| fr montaignois (n) |
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| fr razacois (a) |
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| fr badefoloise (n) |
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| fr saint cirquois (a) |
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| fr ménestérol montignac (n) |
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| fr carlicienne (n) |
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| fr salon (n) |
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| fr sainte marie de chignac (n) |
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| fr bouteilles saint sébastien (n) |
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| fr archignac (n) |
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| fr bassillacois (n) |
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| fr pierrotine (n) |
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| fr mussidanais (n) |
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| fr saint capraise d’ eymet (n) |
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| fr segonzac (n) |
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| fr saint julien innocence eulalie (n) |
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| fr aquitaine (n) |
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| fr terrassonnaise (n) |
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| fr boisse (n) |
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| fr sainte foy de belvès (n) |
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| fr eyliac (n) |
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| fr saint frontais (n) |
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| fr allemansoise (n) |
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| fr saint saud lacoussière (n) |
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| fr chapellois (a) |
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| fr romaniclémentienne (n) |
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| fr coursac (n) |
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| fr monbazillacoise (n) |
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| fr beleymas (n) |
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| fr échourgnac (n) |
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| fr saint martin de fressengeas (n) |
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| fr castels (n) |
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| fr pomport (n) |
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| fr eumacoise (n) |
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| fr chancelade (n) |
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| fr dordogne (n) |
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| fr calviacois (n) |
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| fr saint nexantaise (n) |
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| fr terrassonnais (a) |
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| fr lardinoise (n) |
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| fr lindoise (n) |
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| fr champcevinelloise (n) |
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| fr mauzens et miremont (n) |
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| fr fongalop (n) |
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| fr montcaretois (n) |
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| fr grand brassac (n) |
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| fr grun bordas (n) |
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| fr saint aulaye puymangou (n) |
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| fr saint michel de double (n) |
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| fr monpaziérois (n) |
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| fr payzacoise (n) |
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| fr auginacois (n) |
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| fr nailhac (n) |
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| fr bouniagues (n) |
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| fr fougueyrollais (n) |
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| fr audrix (n) |
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| fr gardonne (n) |
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| fr la gonterie boulouneix (n) |
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| fr lamonzien (a) |
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| fr nastringues (n) |
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| fr meyralais (a) |
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| fr colaise (n) |
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| fr carvésois (n) |
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| fr azeracois (a) |
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| fr fraissois (n) |
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| fr montignacois (n) |
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| fr ribéraçoise (n) |
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| fr saint cassien (n) |
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| fr dordogne (n) |
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| fr bourniqueloise (n) |
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| fr bouzicois (n) |
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| fr pradine (n) |
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| fr cerninoise (n) |
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| fr borrèzien (n) |
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| fr mayac (n) |
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| fr cubjacois (a) |
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| fr saint paulois (n) |
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| fr sainte eulalie d’ eymet (n) |
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| fr vaunacoise (n) |
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| fr hautefortaise (n) |
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| fr saint victorienne (n) |
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| fr la boissière d’ ans (n) |
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| fr saint aubinoise (n) |
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| fr la chapelle aubareil (n) |
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| fr bessois (a) |
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| fr campsegretois (n) |
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| fr saint laurent des hommes (n) |
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| fr parcoulois (a) |
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| fr beauregarde (n) |
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| fr champagnacois (a) |
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| fr dordogne (n) |
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| fr mareuil en périgord (n) |
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| fr journiac (n) |
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| fr saint mesminois (n) |
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| fr sanilhacoise (n) |
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| fr boissièrien (n) |
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| fr étouardais (n) |
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| fr ludovicien (a) |
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| fr carlicien (n) |
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| fr saint orsais (n) |
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| fr douchapt (n) |
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| fr daglanais (a) |
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| fr campsegret (n) |
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| fr châtres (n) |
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| fr auginacois (a) |
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| fr saint pardoux et vielvic (n) |
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| fr coquillard (a) |
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| fr lasblouxjorienne (n) |
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| fr tamniacois (n) |
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| fr mazeyrollais (n) |
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| fr montagnacoise (n) |
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| fr florimontois (n) |
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| fr dordogne (n) |
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| fr paulinois (n) |
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| fr brantômais (a) |
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| fr orliac (n) |
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| fr marsac sur l’ isle (n) |
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| fr saint germain du salembre (n) |
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| fr cantillacois (a) |
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| fr le bourdeix (n) |
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| fr châtrière (n) |
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| fr sarlat la canéda (n) |
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| fr singleyracois (n) |
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| fr abjat sur bandiat (n) |
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| fr maurens (n) |
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| fr saint martialaise (n) |
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| fr chanceladais (n) |
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| fr saint laurentais (a) |
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| fr boisseuilh (n) |
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| fr grivoise (n) |
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| fr sourzac (n) |
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| fr berbiguiérois (n) |
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| fr berbiguiérois (a) |
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| fr saint cybranet (n) |
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| fr vincenacoise (n) |
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| fr bourgnacois (n) |
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| fr jayacois (n) |
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| fr dommois (a) |
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| fr mescoulois (a) |
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| fr saint cernin de l’herm (n) |
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| fr cazoulésien (a) |
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| fr meyralais (n) |
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| fr doissacoise (n) |
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| fr bachelier (n) |
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| fr molèrois (a) |
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| fr saussignacois (a) |
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| fr condat sur trincou (n) |
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| fr saint pardoux la rivière (n) |
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| fr cadillac (n) |
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| fr champagnacoise (n) |
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| fr pezuls (n) |
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| fr douzillacois (a) |
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| fr coux et bigaroque (n) |
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| fr sagelacois (a) |
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| fr razac d’ eymet (n) |
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| fr église neuve d’ issac (n) |
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| fr saint antoinais (a) |
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| fr baneuil (n) |
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| fr dommoise (n) |
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| fr lanouaille (n) |
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| fr les graulges (n) |
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| fr mouleydier (n) |
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| fr génissois (n) |
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| fr marcillac saint quentin (n) |
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| fr sainte innocence (n) |
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| fr saint frontoise (n) |
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| fr bassillac et auberoche (n) |
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| fr fleuracoise (n) |
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| fr loubéjacoise (n) |
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| fr thibérien (a) |
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| fr villacoise (n) |
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