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fr montorio romano (n) |
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fr pescorocchiano (n) |
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fr vivaro romano (n) |
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fr torrice (n) |
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fr arlena di castro (n) |
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fr roccagiovine (n) |
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fr vallecorsa (n) |
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fr anzio (n) |
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fr colle san magno (n) |
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fr pisoniano (n) |
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fr monte porzio catone (n) |
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fr posta (n) |
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fr cineto romano (n) |
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fr fumone (n) |
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fr frosinone (n) |
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fr labro (n) |
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fr itri (n) |
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fr castel di tora (n) |
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fr artena (n) |
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la ameriola (n) |
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fr ceprano (n) |
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fr ceccano (n) |
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fr torrita tiberina (n) |
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fr bassano romano (n) |
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fr velletri (n) |
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fr colleferro (n) |
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fr montebuono (n) |
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fr camerata nuova (n) |
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fr anagni (n) |
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fr nazzano (n) |
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fr marano equo (n) |
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fr capranica prenestina (n) |
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fr morlupo (n) |
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fr san giorgio a liri (n) |
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fr paganico sabino (n) |
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fr maenza (n) |
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fr nemi (n) |
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fr casaprota (n) |
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fr magliano romano (n) |
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fr sant’ angelo romano (n) |
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fr rocca di cave (n) |
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fr stimigliano (n) |
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fr sermoneta (n) |
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fr civita castellana (n) |
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fr arpino (n) |
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fr ladispoli (n) |
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fr vacone (n) |
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fr san lorenzo nuovo (n) |
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fr torri in sabina (n) |
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fr vejano (n) |
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fr alvito (n) |
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fr cerreto laziale (n) |
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fr cittaducale (n) |
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fr magliano sabina (n) |
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fr antrodoco (n) |
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fr ferentino (n) |
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fr posta fibreno (n) |
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fr poggio moiano (n) |
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fr strangolagalli (n) |
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fr cervaro (n) |
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fr sant’ elia fiumerapido (n) |
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fr terracine (n) |
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fr casalvieri (n) |
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fr gallinaro (n) |
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fr rieti (n) |
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fr ponza (n) |
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fr norma (n) |
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fr latium (n) |
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fr villa san giovanni in tuscia (n) |
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fr latium (n) |
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fr latin (a) |
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fr bagnoregio (n) |
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fr colonna (n) |
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fr amatrice (n) |
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fr castelnuovo parano (n) |
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fr casape (n) |
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fr casperia (n) |
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fr montelanico (n) |
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fr prossedi (n) |
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fr marses (n) |
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fr belmonte in sabina (n) |
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de latium (n) |
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fr ardea (n) |
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fr trevignano romano (n) |
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fr saracinesco (n) |
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fr pozzaglia sabina (n) |
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fr roccantica (n) |
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fr atina (n) |
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fr calcata (n) |
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fr salisano (n) |
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fr broccostella (n) |
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fr sacrofano (n) |
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fr minturno (n) |
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fr vallemaio (n) |
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fr villa santo stefano (n) |
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fr sabaudia (n) |
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fr vitorchiano (n) |
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fr palombara sabina (n) |
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fr canale monterano (n) |
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la caenina (n) |
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