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| fr costa rica (n) |
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| fr territoires du nord ouest (n) |
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| fr berguenard (n) |
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| fr rouvigniésien (n) |
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| fr macognien (a) |
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| fr monastérienne (n) |
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| fr lambersartois (a) |
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| fr querénaingeois (n) |
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| fr corse (n) |
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| fr bellaing (n) |
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| fr saint poloise (n) |
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| fr saleschois (n) |
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| fr villereautine (n) |
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| fr thunois (a) |
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| fr fontaine au bois (n) |
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| fr gussignien (a) |
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| fr arleux (n) |
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| fr longuevillois (a) |
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| fr hornaingeois (a) |
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| fr sepmerien (n) |
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| fr marconienne (n) |
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| fr hem (n) |
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| fr mortagnaise (n) |
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| fr lesquinois (n) |
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| fr berguois (a) |
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| fr aixois (n) |
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| fr bourghellois (n) |
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| fr beugnisien (a) |
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| fr beaurivaine (n) |
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| fr saint vaast en cambrésis (n) |
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| fr somainois (n) |
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| fr levallois (n) |
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| fr collerétizien (a) |
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| fr steenvoordois (a) |
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| fr moncheaux (n) |
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| fr wemaers cappel (n) |
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| fr aubencheulois (a) |
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| fr quesnoysien (a) |
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| fr monter (v) |
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| fr anstaing (n) |
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| fr aldinoise (n) |
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| fr aniche (n) |
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| fr chemynois (n) |
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| fr beuxéidien (a) |
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| fr bourbourgeois (a) |
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| fr laval (n) |
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| fr bry (n) |
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| fr beaurepairoise (n) |
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| fr rombies et marchipont (n) |
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| fr craywickoise (n) |
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| fr merrisien (a) |
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| fr cominoise (n) |
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| fr dompierrois (n) |
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| fr bryessoise (n) |
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| fr préseau (n) |
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| fr beaudignienne (n) |
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| mul n |
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| fr hélesmois (n) |
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| fr leffrinckoucke (n) |
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| fr anhiers (n) |
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| fr hardifortoise (n) |
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| fr lignysienne (n) |
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| fr taisniéroise (n) |
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| fr la sentinelle (n) |
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| ru северная америка (n) |
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| fr tourquennoise (n) |
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| fr couet (n) |
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| fr linselloise (n) |
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| fr phalempin (n) |
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| fr douaisien (a) |
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| fr inchésienne (n) |
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