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"text": "L’austrique est la troisième famille et elle comprend 1.27% de la population ; six langues de notre liste appartiennent à cette famille et plus particulièrement à l’austro-asiatique, sa sous-famille, divisée elle-même en langues mounda et non-mounda."
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