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| fr lectourois (n) |
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| fr saint brès (n) |
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| fr frégouvillois (n) |
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| fr castet arrouyaise (n) |
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| fr magnanais (a) |
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| fr cazaux d’ anglès (n) |
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| fr cabassésais (n) |
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| fr montestrucois (n) |
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| fr nogarollien (a) |
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| fr viella (n) |
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| fr urdenois (a) |
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| fr villefranche (n) |
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| fr bonasois (a) |
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| fr breton (a) |
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| fr auzanais (a) |
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| fr simorrain (n) |
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| fr bellegardais (n) |
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| fr ornézan (n) |
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| fr boucagnères (n) |
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| fr termois (n) |
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| fr castéralaise (n) |
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| fr haget (n) |
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| fr homps (n) |
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| fr seissanais (n) |
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| fr boucagnérain (a) |
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| fr saint ostois (a) |
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| fr castillon savès (n) |
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| fr castelnau d’ auzan (n) |
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| fr folgarienne (n) |
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| fr rozésien (n) |
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| fr sérempuy (n) |
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| fr ordanaise (n) |
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| fr tourdenais (a) |
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| fr labrigeoise (n) |
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| fr juillac (n) |
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| fr pébées (n) |
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| fr ponsan soubiran (n) |
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| fr plieuzaine (n) |
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| fr troncenois (a) |
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| fr beaumontois (n) |
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| fr maumussonnais (n) |
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| fr saint médard (n) |
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| fr miramontois (n) |
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| fr saint radegondois (n) |
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| fr castex (n) |
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| fr nizas (n) |
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| fr sérois (n) |
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| fr marciacais (n) |
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| fr frégouvilloise (n) |
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| fr caussens (n) |
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| fr sainte dodais (a) |
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| fr plaisance (n) |
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| fr armagnacot (n) |
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| fr encausse (n) |
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| fr monfort (n) |
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| fr couloumé mondebat (n) |
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| fr sauviacaise (n) |
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| fr villefranchoise (n) |
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| fr lisloise (n) |
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| fr polastron (n) |
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| fr maurens (n) |
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| fr garravetois (a) |
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| fr espaon (n) |
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| fr brugnens (n) |
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| fr troncenoise (n) |
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| fr bars (n) |
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| fr beaupuy (n) |
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| fr puycasquiérois (a) |
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| fr réjaumont (n) |
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| fr antrassien (a) |
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| fr laguianaise (n) |
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| fr marestaing (n) |
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| fr boulauquois (n) |
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| fr castelnoise (n) |
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| fr lagardais (a) |
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| fr monblannais (a) |
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| fr mirande (n) |
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| fr sainloubois (n) |
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| fr barsoise (n) |
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| fr saint léonardais (n) |
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| fr gondrin (n) |
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| fr dému (n) |
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| fr caussenssois (a) |
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| fr saint blancardais (n) |
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| fr laymontois (a) |
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| fr leboulin (n) |
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| fr saint ostoise (n) |
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