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| en frangent |
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| nl refractie |
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| en bray |
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| en fragor |
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| en refract |
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| en fraktur |
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| nl fragment |
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| en retrofract |
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| en infraction |
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| en infringe |
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| en fragile |
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| en fract |
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| it fregna |
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| en fraction |
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| en saxifragous |
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| en fragment |
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| nl fractuur |
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| en naufrage |
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