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| fr saint germain en coglès (n) |
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| fr saint coulomb (n) |
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| fr bruçois (a) |
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| fr antrenois (n) |
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| fr domloupéen (a) |
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| fr poligné (n) |
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| fr chavagnais (n) |
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| fr la chapelle erbrée (n) |
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| fr lohéacienne (n) |
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| fr saint uniacaise (n) |
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| fr vaunoise (n) |
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| fr vezinois (n) |
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| fr bourgbarréen (n) |
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| fr gaël (n) |
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| fr cuguennais (n) |
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| fr gahardais (a) |
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| fr montgermontaise (n) |
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| fr le vivier sur mer (n) |
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| fr dinardais (a) |
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| fr saint erblonnais (a) |
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| fr orgeroise (n) |
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| fr montgerval (n) |
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| fr plesderois (n) |
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| fr moulins (n) |
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| fr trémelin (n) |
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| fr guerchaise (n) |
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| fr bréal sous vitré (n) |
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| fr bourgcomptois (n) |
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| fr bruz (n) |
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| fr vieuxvicien (n) |
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| fr trémeheucois (a) |
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| fr nonaisien (a) |
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| fr romilléen (a) |
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| fr saint énogat (n) |
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| fr briellois (n) |
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| fr thoréfolhien (n) |
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| fr fontenellois (a) |
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| fr antrainaise (n) |
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| fr broladrais (n) |
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| fr briacin (a) |
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| fr andoléen (n) |
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| fr la guerche de bretagne (n) |
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| fr plélan le grand (n) |
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| fr rheusois (n) |
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| fr beaucéenne (n) |
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| fr combourtilléen (n) |
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| fr ercé en lamée (n) |
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| fr vernois (n) |
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| fr gondranais (a) |
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| fr docmaélienne (n) |
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| fr govenais (n) |
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| fr pleumeleucois (a) |
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| fr guinoléen (a) |
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| fr hédéenne (n) |
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| fr dominelaisienne (n) |
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| fr montreuil des landes (n) |
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| fr vivarais (a) |
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| fr marcilléen (n) |
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| fr laignelet (n) |
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| fr maxent (n) |
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| fr baulonnaise (n) |
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| fr mouazéenne (n) |
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| fr cancale (n) |
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| fr cancalais (n) |
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| fr chevaigné (n) |
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| fr laillé (n) |
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| fr availlaise (n) |
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| fr castelléroise (n) |
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| fr taillissien (a) |
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| fr marcanais (a) |
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| fr dompierre du chemin (n) |
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| fr marpiréenne (n) |
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| fr nonaisien (n) |
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| fr saint étienne en coglès (n) |
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| fr bosséen (n) |
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| fr saintpierrais (n) |
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| fr castelgironnais (a) |
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| fr la nouaye (n) |
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| fr baussainais (a) |
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| fr saint aubinais (n) |
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| fr bourgcomptoise (n) |
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| fr langonnais (n) |
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| fr le rheu (n) |
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| fr germanais (n) |
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| fr pont péannaise (n) |
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| fr orgères (n) |
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| fr pocéen (a) |
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| fr saint erblonnaise (n) |
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| fr bléruaisien (a) |
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| fr chevaignéen (n) |
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| fr guignennaise (n) |
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| fr saint ideuc (n) |
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| fr bourgbarréenne (n) |
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| fr châteauneuf d’ ille et vilaine (n) |
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| fr montours (n) |
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| fr montalbanais (n) |
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| fr bais (n) |
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