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| fr moselle (n) |
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| fr longevillois (n) |
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| fr piblange (n) |
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| fr willerwaldoise (n) |
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| fr sierckois (n) |
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| fr ban saint martinois (a) |
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| fr longeville lès metz (n) |
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| fr béchy (n) |
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| fr courcelloise (n) |
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| fr freyming merlebachois (a) |
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| fr cattenomois (a) |
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| fr freymingeois (a) |
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| fr waltembourgeois (n) |
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| fr rossellois (a) |
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| fr walscheid (n) |
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| fr bébing (n) |
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| fr moulins lès metz (n) |
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| fr luttangeois (n) |
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| fr vignois (n) |
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| fr lidrequin (n) |
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| fr hombourg budange (n) |
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| fr schweyen (n) |
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| fr mittelbronnois (a) |
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| fr wiesviller (n) |
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| fr hayange (n) |
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| fr arzviller (n) |
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| fr berthelmingeoise (n) |
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| fr guermange (n) |
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| fr bousse (n) |
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| fr rozérieulles (n) |
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| fr riesling (n) |
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| fr hellimer (n) |
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| fr frauenbergeois (a) |
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| fr saint médard (n) |
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| fr stiringeois (a) |
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| fr rurange lès thionville (n) |
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| fr kalhausien (a) |
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| fr schorbachoise (n) |
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| fr beyren lès sierck (n) |
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| fr alaincourt la côte (n) |
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| fr bitchois (a) |
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| fr secourt (n) |
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| fr villers sur nied (n) |
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| fr brulange (n) |
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| fr thicourtoise (n) |
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| fr montévillois (a) |
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| fr richemont (n) |
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| fr walscheidois (a) |
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| fr servignien (a) |
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| fr arrygeoise (n) |
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| fr blies ébersingeoise (n) |
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| fr richemontoise (n) |
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| fr tervillois (a) |
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| fr bourgaltroff (n) |
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| fr valmontoise (n) |
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| fr kirviller (n) |
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| fr seingbougeois (n) |
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| fr tressangeoise (n) |
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| fr fenschois (a) |
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| fr moyeuvrienne (n) |
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| fr flocourt (n) |
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| fr illangeoise (n) |
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| fr enchenbergeois (n) |
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| fr loupershousois (n) |
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| fr bionville sur nied (n) |
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| fr fameckoise (n) |
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| fr cappellois (a) |
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| fr flétrange (n) |
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| fr creutzwaldois (n) |
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| fr zimmingeois (n) |
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| fr albe (n) |
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| fr turquestinoise (n) |
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| fr souchtoise (n) |
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| fr liocourt (n) |
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| fr flétrangeois (n) |
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| fr laudrefang (n) |
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| fr moyeuvrien (a) |
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| fr bronvallois (n) |
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| fr lixingeois (n) |
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| fr évrange (n) |
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| fr metzingeois (a) |
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| fr bourschedois (a) |
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| fr faulquinois (n) |
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| fr hanois (a) |
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| fr sentzich (n) |
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| fr guntzvillerois (a) |
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| fr clouangeoise (n) |
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| fr liederschiedt (n) |
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| fr ottangeoise (n) |
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| fr oron (n) |
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| fr plappeville (n) |
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| fr arzvilleroise (n) |
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| fr aulnois sur seille (n) |
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| fr forbach (n) |
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| fr folpersviller (n) |
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| fr réding (n) |
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| fr haute vigneulles (n) |
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| fr honskirch (n) |
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| fr moulinoise (n) |
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| fr metzingeoise (n) |
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| fr viller (n) |
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| fr altvillerois (a) |
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| fr bassing (n) |
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| fr amelécourt (n) |
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| fr kanfenois (n) |
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| fr moulinois (n) |
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| fr éblange (n) |
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| fr haut clocherois (a) |
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| fr ranguevalloise (n) |
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| fr manomois (a) |
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| fr macherenois (a) |
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| fr laudrefangeois (n) |
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| fr schmittviller (n) |
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| fr trémerois (a) |
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| fr le val de guéblange (n) |
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| fr vicois (a) |
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| fr noussevillerois (a) |
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| fr denting (n) |
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| fr alsace lorraine (n) |
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| fr lagarde (n) |
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| fr russange (n) |
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| fr plappevillois (a) |
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| fr béningeois (a) |
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| fr charly oradour (n) |
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| fr bouzonvilloise (n) |
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| fr burtoncourtoise (n) |
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| fr florangeois (n) |
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| fr moyeuvrien (n) |
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| fr herny (n) |
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| fr bambigeoise (n) |
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| fr lelling (n) |
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| fr porcelettois (n) |
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| fr aumessoise (n) |
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| fr carlingeoise (n) |
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| fr rémelfang (n) |
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| fr languimberg (n) |
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| fr févotte (n) |
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| fr saulnien (a) |
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| fr trifontain (n) |
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| fr silly sur nied (n) |
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| fr gavissois (a) |
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| fr zimmingeoise (n) |
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| fr vibersviller (n) |
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| fr willerwaldois (n) |
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| fr knutangeoise (n) |
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| fr farébersvillois (n) |
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| fr noverois (a) |
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| fr bezange la petite (n) |
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| fr messin (a) |
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| fr velvingeois (n) |
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| fr hargarten aux mines (n) |
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| fr uckangeois (n) |
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| fr woustvillerois (n) |
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| fr nouilly (n) |
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| fr farschvillerois (n) |
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| fr sarregueminois (a) |
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| fr angevillois (n) |
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| fr sorbey (n) |
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| fr apachoise (n) |
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| fr bitche (n) |
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| fr daboisienne (n) |
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| fr turquestein blancrupt (n) |
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| fr saint jean rohrbach (n) |
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| fr rombas (n) |
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| fr gandrangeois (a) |
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| fr neunkirchen lès bouzonville (n) |
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| fr cydonienne (n) |
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| fr théding (n) |
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| fr ornoise (n) |
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| fr pierrevillois (n) |
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| fr pange (n) |
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| fr lixing lès saint avold (n) |
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| fr valmontois (n) |
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| fr montbronn (n) |
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| fr bacourt (n) |
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| fr frauenberg (n) |
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| fr dabo (n) |
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| fr neunkirch lès sarreguemines (n) |
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| fr rimling (n) |
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| fr lommerangeoise (n) |
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| fr petit tenquin (n) |
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| fr algrangeois (n) |
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| fr noissevilloise (n) |
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| fr norroy le veneur (n) |
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| fr landonvillers (n) |
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| fr illange (n) |
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| fr servigny lès sainte barbe (n) |
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| fr diebling (n) |
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| fr ayen (n) |
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| fr holving (n) |
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