| es fractura |
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| pt fratura |
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| en fraktur |
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| nl fractuur |
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| it frattura |
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| de fraktur |
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| ro fractură |
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| no fraktur |
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| ro frântură |
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| en fracture |
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| da fraktur |
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| gsw fättere |
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| ca fractura |
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| fr fracture |
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