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AOSTA (Valle d'Aosta)

LAZIO

MARKE

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APULIA

MOLIZE

UMBRIA

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ABRUZZI

VENICE

LIGURIA

PIEDMONT

SICILY

TUSCANY

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CALABRIA

CAMPAIGN

SARDINIA

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LOMBARDY

(10)

BASILICATA (Lucania)

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