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building_type_tell_mines_01:1 "Tell Mines"
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building_type_tell_mines_01_desc:1 "In this province, beneath hardy plants and new sediments rests the ruins of an age long gone. Excavating what remains of it may bring substantial profit - perhaps, even treasures from the past."
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building_type_tell_mines_01_desc:1 "In this province, beneath hardy roots and sediments rest the ruins of a long gone age. Excavating what remains of it may bring substantial profit - perhaps even treasures from the past."
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building_tell_mines_01:1 "Surface Excavation"
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building_tell_mines_01_desc:2 "Scavengers often dig small holes in these tells to extract a few interesting baubles for sale."
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building_tell_mines_01_desc:2 "Prospectors often dig small holes in these tells to extract a few interesting baubles for sale."
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building_tell_mines_02:1 "Shallow Dig Sites"
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building_tell_mines_02_desc:1 "Camps of labourers work on digging up buried structures near the surface, collecting easily accessable materials by hand."
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building_tell_mines_02_desc:1 "Camps of labourers work on digging up buried structures near the surface, collecting easily accessible materials by hand."
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building_tell_mines_03:1 "Simple Pulleys"
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building_tell_mines_03_desc:1 "With the aid of simple pulleys, workers are able to dig deeper and extract heavier materials."
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building_tell_mines_04:1 "Carts and Rails"
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building_tell_mines_04_desc:1 "Copied from antediluvian mines, rails and carts allow miners to go deeper then before. Seperating artifacts from the rubble and useable raw materials."
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building_tell_mines_04_desc:1 "Proper mineshafts utilising rails are dug into the larger mounds, allowing for the excavation of deep and often well preserved materials and artifacts."
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building_tell_mines_05:1 "Large Mines"
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building_tell_mines_05_desc:1 "Dug into the side of a large Tells within the region, these mines excavate numerous materials and antediluvian relics, however the majority of which are broken beyond repair."
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building_tell_mines_05_desc:1 "The largest tells are home to entire labyrinths of mines, with most of the focus being mass extraction of raw materials."
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building_tell_mines_06:1 "Shafts and Elevators"
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building_tell_mines_06_desc:1 "By hiring Masters from Unions, shafts and elevators are able to be constructed and maintained, allowing miners to access to ruins deep underground."
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building_tell_mines_06_desc:1 "Through union collaboration, elevators have been installed in the mounds, allowing access to the deepest depths of the tells, often reaching to ground level and below."
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building_tell_mines_07:1 "Scholars and Merchants "
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building_tell_mines_07_desc:1 "Scholars and Merchants are responsible for the flow of goods and identifying important finds that the common worker would throw away as junk."
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building_tell_mines_07_desc:1 "Scholars and merchants are given responsibility for the flow of goods and the identification of various trinkets and baubles, lest they be discarded as junk."
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building_tell_mines_08:2 "Forges of Antediluvia"
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building_tell_mines_08_desc:2 "Chimneys cover the land a in thick smoke as the forges bellow smelt the remains of the Old World to fuel the new one."
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building_tell_mines_08_desc:2 "Chimneys jut from the tallest mounds, covering the skies in thick smoke as the forges below smelt the remains of the old world in order to fuel the new one."
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building_type_leuven_university_01:1 "Leuven University"
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building_type_leuven_university_01_desc:0 "$building_leuven_university_01_desc$"
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building_leuven_university_01:0 "Leuven University"
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building_leuven_university_01_desc:0 "$building_type_generic_university_desc$\n\nWith its traditions reaching all the way to the 15th century, Leuven University is one of the most important places of knowledge in Western Europe. Scholars and scientists are attracted from far away to study and expand their knowledge even after the Event ."
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building_leuven_university_01_desc:0 "$building_type_generic_university_desc$\n\nWith its traditions reaching all the way to the 15th century, Leuven University is one of the most important places of knowledge in Western Europe. Scholars and scientists are attracted from far away to study and expand their knowledge even after the Event."
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building_type_court_of_europa_01:1 "Court of Europa"
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building_type_court_of_europa_01_desc:0 "$building_court_of_europa_01_desc$"
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building_court_of_europa_01:0 "Court of Europa"
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building_court_of_europa_01_desc:0 "Following the Event , many people settled in the region around Den Hagge, seeking answers to what happened. Soon, the surrounding area became a large center of commerce that needed centralized rule to function properly. After Leopold became the Grand Chancellor, he sought to resolve this issue , leading him to construct the "Court of Europa" to properly organize his rule and further fortify the region."
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building_court_of_europa_01_desc:0 "Following the Event, the Hague became the central hub of the First European Empire, serving as one of the few civilised places in the nascent post-Event world. After its conquest at the hands of the Bonapartes, the Hague became home to the governors of the Benelux, the last of which - Emperor Leopold - converted it into the new court of the restored Europa."
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building_court_of_europa_02:0 "Grand Court of Europa"
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building_court_of_europa_02_desc:0 "Soon, the small court faced many issues, as the land around it grew, but the court did not. People needed a better place to handle their affairs. The Grand Court of Europe would be constructed, not only a massive complex of palaces and gardens, but also an extensive fortification line, protecting the court from enemy invasions."
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tenet_wandering_bards_europeanist_name:0 "Divine Spark"
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tenet_wandering_bards_europeanist_desc:0 "We believe that all of creation stems from the divine spark of the Supreme Being, and its refinement through art - albeit limited by our understanding - offers us a window to glimpse the Truth."
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tenet_pursuit_of_power_europeanist_name:0 "Ascendancy"
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tenet_pursuit_of_power_europeanist_desc:0 "Our laws are not defined by any virtues or moral maxims, but by the pursuit of greatness that is the duty of each follower. It is our responsibility to rebel against the limits of humanity and claim our own divinity."
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doctrine_pantheist_name: "Pantheist"
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doctrine_pantheist_desc: "God is reality. Any other gods are merely an aspect or interpretation of the Supreme Being, and must be acknowledged and studied with as much respect as any other."
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trenchsinger_water_god_name:0 "Father Marshall"
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trenchsinger_water_god_name_possessive:0 "Father Marshall's"
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heimwehler:0 "Heimwehler Movement"
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heimwehler_adj:0 "Heimwehler"
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heimwehler_adherent:0 "Heimwehler"
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heimwehler_adherent_plural:0 "Heimwehlers"
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heimwehler_desc:0 "Heimwehlers are among those Europeanists who do not believe the reunification of Europa can be brought forth through conquest. Though most Europeanists hold that the [Concept('neow_fathers_of_europe','Fathers of Europe')|E] were given the duty to teach unity to the whole of Europe, the Heimwehlers cling to no such ideal - instead, they state the Fathers only had the duty of teaching unity to their own people. They believe that Europa can only be brought forth once all the realms of Europe enter [Concept('neow_european_spring','Spring')|E], and collectively mature enough to agree to unite - bringing Europa back through love, not bloodshed. Until that day comes, the Heimwehlers are content with preaching within the ruins of their own walls, teaching their people what the Fathers once taught them."
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strebenist:0 "Strebenden Orden"
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strebenist_adj:0 "Strebenist"
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strebenist_adherent:0 "Striving Knight"
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strebenist_adherent_plural:0 "Striving Knights"
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strebenist_desc:0 "The Striving Knights are a Europeanist school of thought related to Mysteriosophy, although while the adepts of the great mystery adopt a passive, receptive, and contemplative stance toward the sublime and living Cosmos, the Striving Ones are defined by Streben: an active, willful, defiant, creative, and passionate pursuit of the unachievable. They embody an endless struggle to grasp the unreachable infinite and perfect, ever questing for the infinite and hidden meaning of the cosmos. They are rebellious and passionate heirs of titanism and Sturm und Drang: radical humanists who claim divine attributes for humanity, at times defying cosmic, natural, and social limits. They fight tyranny and the grey misery of man, devoting their lives to the all-consuming, often hubristic effort to surpass human limitation—even knowing the struggle must end in defeat."
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neuhumanist:0 "Neuhumanism"
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neuhumanist_adj:0 "Neuhumanist"
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b_achim:0 "Achim"
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b_achit:0 "Achit"
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b_acores:0 "Açores"
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b_acqui:0 "Acqui"
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b_acqui:0 "Tortona"
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b_acre:0 "Acre"
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b_acroma:0 "Acroma"
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b_adam:0 "Adam"
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b_aqtaw:0 "Aqtaw"
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b_aqtobe:0 "Aqtöbe"
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b_aquila:0 "Aquila"
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b_aquileia:0 "Aquileia"
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b_aquileia:0 "Gorizia"
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b_aquino:0 "Aquino"
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b_ar-ran:0 "Ar-ran"
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b_arabissus:0 "Arabissus"
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b_bremanger:1 "Gulen"
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b_bremen:0 "Bremen"
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b_brene:0 "Brene"
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b_brescello:0 "Brescello"
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b_brescello:0 "Langhirano"
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b_brescia:0 "Brescia"
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b_breslau:0 "Breslau"
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b_breteuil:0 "Breteuil"
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b_brindisi:0 "Brindisi"
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b_brinje:0 "Brinje"
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b_brioude:0 "Brioude"
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b_brixen:0 "Brixen"
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b_brixen:0 "Lana"
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b_brixey:0 "Brixey"
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b_brno:0 "Brno"
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b_brobury:0 "Brobury"
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b_cangasdeonis:0 "Cangas de Onís"
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b_canigo:0 "Canigó"
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b_cannae:0 "Cannae"
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b_canossa:0 "Canossa"
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b_canossa:0 "Scandiano"
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b_cantanhede:0 "Cantanhede"
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b_cantillana:0 "Cantillana"
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b_caorle:0 "Caorle"
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b_caorle:0 "Portogruaro"
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b_capannori:0 "Capannori"
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b_capljina:0 "Caplijna"
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b_capoterra:0 "Capoterra"
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b_casares:0 "Casares"
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b_cascina:0 "Cascina"
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b_casel:0 "Casel"
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b_casentino:0 "Casentino"
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b_casentino:0 "Modigliana"
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b_caserta:0 "Caserta"
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b_cashel:0 "Cashel"
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b_caslav:0 "Čáslav"
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b_cembalo:0 "Cembalo"
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b_cemren:0 "Cemren"
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b_ceneda:0 "Caneda"
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b_ceneta:0 "Ceneta"
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b_cento:0 "Cento"
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b_ceneta:0 "Conegliano"
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b_cento:0 "Casalecchio di Reno"
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b_centuripe:0 "Centuripe"
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b_cephalonia:0 "Cephalonia"
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b_cerdana:0 "Cerdanya"
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b_chiavenna:0 "Chiavenna"
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b_chibayish:0 "Chibayish"
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b_chichawatni:0 "Chichawatni"
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b_chieri:0 "Chieri"
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b_chieri:0 "Alessandria"
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b_chieti:0 "Chieti"
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b_chievres:0 "Chievres"
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b_chiffa:0 "Chiffa"
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b_commacchio:0 "Commacchio"
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b_como:0 "Como"
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b_compiegne:0 "Compiègne"
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b_cona:0 "Cona"
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b_cona:0 "Argenta"
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b_concordia:0 "Concordia"
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b_condeixa:0 "Condeixa"
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b_condom:0 "Condom"
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b_fleury:0 "Fleury"
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b_flint:0 "Flint"
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b_florac:0 "Florac"
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b_florentiola:0 "Florentiola"
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b_florentiola:0 "Fidenza"
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b_floridsdorf:0 "Floridsdorf"
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b_focsani:0 "Focșani"
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b_foda:0 "Foda"
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b_galich_mersky:1 "Galich Mersky"
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b_galichmersky:0 "Galich Mersky"
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b_galikan:0 "Galikan"
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b_gallarate:0 "Gallarate"
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b_gallarate:0 "Legnano"
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b_gallardon:0 "Gallardon"
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b_gallipoli:0 "Gallipoli"
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b_gallivare:0 "Gällivare"
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b_gradac:0 "Gradac"
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b_gradiska:0 "Gradiška"
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b_gradmersky:0 "Grad Mersky"
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b_grado:0 "Grado"
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b_grado:0 "Codroipo"
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b_graftavallen:1 "Undursey"
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b_gralheira:1 "Lamego"
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b_granada:0 "Granada"
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b_guarda:0 "Guarda"
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b_guardo:1 "Valencia de Don Juan"
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b_guarena:0 "Guareña"
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b_guastalla:0 "Guastalla"
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b_guastalla:0 "Vignola"
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b_gubadag:0 "Gubadag"
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b_gubbio:0 "Gubbio"
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b_gudalajara:0 "Gudalajara"
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b_lescar:0 "Lescar"
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b_lesmahagow:0 "Lesmahagow"
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b_lesnovo:0 "Lesnovo"
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b_lessinia:0 "Lessinia"
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b_lessinia:0 "San Bonifacio"
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b_letelagh:0 "Le Telagh"
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b_letningen:1 "Leiningen"
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b_leuca:0 "Leuca"
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b_longueville:0 "Longueville"
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b_longuyon:0 "Longuyon"
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b_longwy:0 "Longwy"
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b_lonigo:0 "Lonigo"
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b_lonigo:0 "Thiene"
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b_loningen:0 "Löningen"
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b_loniow:0 "Loniow"
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b_lons_le_saunier:0 "Lons-le-Saunier"
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b_lundenburg:0 "Lundenburg"
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b_luneburg:0 "Lüneburg"
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b_luneville:0 "Lunéville"
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b_luni:0 "Luni"
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b_luni:0 "La Spezia"
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b_luninets:0 "Luninets"
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b_luntai:0 "Luntai"
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b_luokta:0 "Luokta"
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b_messarano:0 "Messarano"
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b_messina:0 "Messina"
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b_messukyla:0 "Messukylä"
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b_mestre:0 "Mestre"
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b_mestre:0 "San Donà di Piave"
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b_metarta:0 "Metarta"
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b_metene:0 "Metene"
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b_metz:0 "Metz"
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b_mons:0 "Mons"
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b_monsaraz:0 "Monsaraz"
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b_monschau:0 "Monschau"
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b_montagnana:0 "Montagnana"
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b_montagnana:0 "Legnago"
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b_montalban:0 "Montalbán"
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b_montalcino:0 "Follonica"
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b_montallegro:0 "Montallegro"
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b_montdidier:0 "Montdidier"
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b_monte_faro:0 "O Carballiño"
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b_monte_faro_adj:0 "Faronian"
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b_monte_sole:0 "Monte Sole"
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b_monte_sole:0 "Faenza"
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b_montebello:0 "Montebello"
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b_montecassino:0 "Monte Cassino"
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b_polybotos:0 "Polybotos"
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b_polygyros:0 "Polygyros"
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b_polystylon:0 "Polystylon"
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b_pombia:0 "Pombia"
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b_pombia:0 "Acqui Terme"
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b_pompeiopolis:0 "Pompeiopolis"
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b_pomposa:0 "Pomposa"
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b_pomposa:0 "Codigoro"
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b_pomuk:0 "Pomuk"
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b_pondori:0 "Pondori"
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b_poperinge:0 "Poperinge"
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b_populonia:0 "Populonia"
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b_pordenone:0 "Pordenone"
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b_pordenone:0 "Maniago"
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b_pordim:0 "Pordim"
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b_pori:0 "Pori"
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b_ritudwip:0 "Ritudwip"
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b_ritzebuttel:0 "Ritzebüttel"
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b_riva:0 "Riva"
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b_riva:0 "Cles"
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b_rivand:0 "Rivand"
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b_romorantin:0 "Romorantin"
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b_romsey:0 "Romsey"
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b_ronaldsay:0 "Ronaldsay"
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b_roncaglia:0 "Roncaglia"
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b_roncaglia:0 "Fiorenzuola d'Arda"
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b_ronda:0 "Ronda"
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b_saltvik:0 "Saltvik"
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b_salum:0 "Salum"
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b_saluzzo:0 "Saluzzo"
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b_saluzzo:0 "Bra"
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b_salyan:0 "Salyan"
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b_salzburg:0 "Salzburg"
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b_torshiz:0 "Torshiz"
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b_torskhali:0 "Torskhali"
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b_tortona:0 "Tortona"
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b_tortona:0 "Stradella"
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b_tortosa:0 "Tortosa"
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b_tortum:0 "Tortum"
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b_torun:0 "Toruń"
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c_apulia_adj:0 "Apulian"
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c_aqtobe:0 "Aqtobe"
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c_aqtobe_adj:0 "Aqtobian"
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c_aquileia:0 "Aquileia"
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c_aquileia_adj:0 "Aquileian"
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c_aquileia:0 "Trieste"
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c_aquileia_adj:0 "Triestan"
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c_ar_ar:0 "Ar Ar"
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c_ar_ar_adj:0 "Shakian"
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c_aracena:0 "Aracena"
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c_capua_adj:0 "Latinan"
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c_carrick:0 "Carrick"
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c_carrick_adj:0 "Carrickian"
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c_casentino:0 "Casentino"
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c_casentino_adj:0 "Casentinan"
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c_casentino:0 "Cesana"
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c_casentino_adj:0 "Cesanan"
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c_caslav:0 "Čáslav"
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c_caslav_adj:0 "Čáslavi"
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c_castellon:0 "Castellon"
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c_molina_adj:0 "Guadalajaran"
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c_monemvasia:0 "Monemvasia"
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c_monemvasia_adj:0 "Monemvasian"
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c_monferrato:0 "Monferrato"
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c_monferrato_adj:0 "Monferratian"
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c_monferrato:0 "Alessandria"
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c_monferrato_adj:0 "Alessandrian"
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c_monreal:0 "Monreal"
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c_monreal_adj:0 "Monrealian"
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c_montargis:0 "Montargis"
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b_agnone:0 "Agnone"
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b_asciano:0 "Montepulciano"
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b_tirano:0 "Tirano"
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b_chiari:0 "Chiari"
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b_chiari:0 "Desenzano del Garda"
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b_mondovi:1 "Mondovì"
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b_santhia:1 "Aosta"
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b_portogruaro:0 "Portogruaro"
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b_malamacco:0 "Malamacco"
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b_malamacco:0 "Mira"
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d_lower_bosna:0 "Lower Bosnia"
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d_lower_bosna_adj:0 "Lower Bosnian"
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c_reggio_emilia_adj:0 "Reggio Emilian"
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b_sondrio:0 "Sondrio"
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b_bormio:0 "Bormio"
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b_edolo:0 "Edolo"
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b_vestone:0 "Vestone"
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b_edolo:0 "Darfo Boario Terme"
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b_vestone:0 "Arco"
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c_brianza:0 "Brianza"
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#### Triveneto ####
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b_pieve:0 "Pieve"
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b_tolmezz:0 "Tolmezz"
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b_pieve:0 "Belluno"
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b_tolmezz:0 "Tolmezzo"
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##Italy
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c_livorno:0 "Livorno"
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b_kartitsch:0 "Kartitsch"
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b_hermagor:0 "Hermagor"
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b_reutte:0 "Reutte"
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c_ladinia:0 "Ladinia"
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b_fascia:0 "Fascia"
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b_fodom:0 "Fodom"
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b_val_badia:0 "Val Badia"
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b_laives:0 "Laives"
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#### Monaco ####
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d_monaco:0 "Monaco"
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b_nice:0 "Nice"
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b_grasse:0 "Grasse"
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b_monaco:0 "Monaco"
|
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b_tende:0 "Tende"
|
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b_tende:0 "Saluzzo"
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c_lower_alps:0 "Lower Alps"
|
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c_lower_alps_adj:0 "Lower Alpine"
|
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b_forcalquier:0 "Forcalquier"
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