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| fr landais (n) |
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| fr escourçois (a) |
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| fr larbeyenne (n) |
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| fr saint laurentin (a) |
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| fr classunoise (n) |
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| fr persylvain (n) |
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| fr saint yaguenois (n) |
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| fr bostensois (n) |
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| fr bouheyrot (a) |
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| fr souprossaise (n) |
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| fr montois (a) |
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| fr bénessois (n) |
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| fr capbreton (n) |
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| fr saubionnaise (n) |
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| fr cazères sur l’ adour (n) |
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| fr vielle soubiranais (a) |
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| fr geaunois (n) |
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| fr onard (n) |
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| fr canenx et réaut (n) |
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| fr saint andrinois (n) |
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| fr angoumois (n) |
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| fr ygossais (a) |
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| fr saugnac et muretoise (n) |
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| fr saint paulais (n) |
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| fr mimizannais (n) |
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| fr argelossien (a) |
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| fr beylonguais (n) |
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| fr onessois (a) |
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| fr audonnais (n) |
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| fr orist (n) |
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| fr sanguinetoise (n) |
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| fr saint yaguenoise (n) |
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| fr montgaillardaise (n) |
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| fr roquefort (n) |
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| fr garrosse (n) |
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| fr commensacquaise (n) |
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| fr oussois (a) |
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| fr vincentienne (n) |
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| fr heugaise (n) |
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| fr beylonguais (a) |
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| fr bergoueyaise (n) |
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| fr carcaressoise (n) |
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| fr castelnois (a) |
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| fr artassénoise (n) |
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| fr maylisien (a) |
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| fr brassempouyaise (n) |
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| fr cèrois (n) |
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| fr seignossaise (n) |
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| fr nassietois (a) |
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| fr arengossais (n) |
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| fr lauret (n) |
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| fr préchacq les bains (n) |
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| fr oueyrot (n) |
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| fr geaunois (a) |
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| fr laluque (n) |
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| fr serreslous et arribans (n) |
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| fr basserclois (a) |
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| fr candressoise (n) |
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| fr louérois (n) |
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| fr maillerais (a) |
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| fr estigardais (n) |
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| fr landes (n) |
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| fr serres gaston (n) |
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| fr mont de marsan (n) |
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| fr gabardane (n) |
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| fr peyrehoradais (n) |
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| fr saugnac et muretois (a) |
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| fr maurrinois (n) |
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| fr uzaquois (a) |
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| fr lamothe (n) |
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| fr mugronais (n) |
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| fr yzossais (n) |
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| fr arcais (n) |
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| fr renungoise (n) |
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| fr betbezois (n) |
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| fr oussois (n) |
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| fr arue (n) |
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| fr aubour (n) |
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| fr peyrehoradaise (n) |
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| fr saint barthéléminois (a) |
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| fr bouguaise (n) |
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| fr saint gorois (n) |
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| fr buanais (n) |
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| fr saint juliénois (a) |
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| fr liérois (a) |
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| fr haut maucoise (n) |
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| fr gaillères (n) |
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| fr campétois (n) |
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| fr carcaressois (n) |
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| fr saint gor (n) |
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| fr donzacquoise (n) |
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| fr gailleroise (n) |
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| fr 40 (n) |
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| fr cazalis (n) |
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| fr sarrazietois (n) |
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| fr monséguroise (n) |
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| fr vicquois (a) |
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| fr sabrais (a) |
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| fr labatutois (n) |
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| fr dacquois (n) |
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| fr payrotais (a) |
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| fr labennaise (n) |
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| fr audignon (n) |
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| fr escalanaise (n) |
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| fr siestois (a) |
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| fr gaujacquois (n) |
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| fr lacajuntoise (n) |
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| fr azurienne (n) |
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| fr campétois (a) |
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| fr pisséen (n) |
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| fr gélouxois (a) |
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| fr juliennois (n) |
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| fr saubriguais (a) |
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| fr clédoise (n) |
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| fr sanguinet (n) |
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| fr saugnac et muretois (n) |
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| fr saint yaguenois (a) |
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| fr lucbardézien (n) |
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| fr saint barthéléminoise (n) |
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| fr saint martinoise (n) |
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| fr mugronaise (n) |
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| fr marpapsienne (n) |
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| fr buanais (a) |
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| fr colombin (a) |
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| fr cassen (n) |
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| fr samadétoise (n) |
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| fr leuyois (a) |
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| fr castandet (n) |
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| fr saint martin de hinx (n) |
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| fr pomarézien (n) |
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| fr port de lannais (n) |
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| fr lagrange (n) |
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| fr onardais (n) |
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| fr lucbardez et bargues (n) |
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| fr albret (n) |
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| fr monségurois (n) |
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| fr gastais (a) |
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| fr sorien (n) |
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| fr peyrois (a) |
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| fr saint michel escalus (n) |
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| fr saint jean de marsacq (n) |
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| fr tarnos (n) |
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| fr boucalais (n) |
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| fr mousteyais (a) |
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| fr cauneille (n) |
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| fr canenxoise (n) |
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| fr parentissois (a) |
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| fr crabot (n) |
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| fr candressois (n) |
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| fr tossaise (n) |
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| fr luxois (a) |
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| fr sainte eulalien (n) |
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| fr créon d’ armagnac (n) |
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| fr campagne (n) |
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