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Results: 28  Bazzano (Emilia-Romagna, Province of Bologna) (85.71%) Mazzano (Lombardy, Province of Brescia) (85.71%) Nazzano (Lazio, Province of Rome) (85.71%) Pazzano (Calabria, Province of Reggio Calabria) (85.71%) Vazzano (Calabria, Province of Vibo Valentia) (85.71%) Agazzano (Emilia-Romagna, Province of Piacenza) (75%) Frazzanò (Sicily, Province of Messina) (75%) Stazzano (Piedmont, Province of Alessandria) (75%) Durazzano (Campania, Province of Benevento) (66.67%) Genazzano (Lazio, Province of Rome) (66.67%) Mulazzano (Lombardy, Province of Lodi) (66.67%) Murazzano (Piedmont, Province of Cuneo) (66.67%) Pagazzano (Lombardy, Province of Bergamo) (66.67%) Ferrazzano (Molise, Province of Campobasso) (60%) Moscazzano (Lombardy, Province of Cremona) (60%) Rivanazzano (Lombardy, Province of Pavia) (54.55%) Truccazzano (Lombardy, Province of Milan) (54.55%) Azzano Mella (Lombardy, Province of Brescia) (50%) Azzano d'Asti (Piedmont, Province of Asti) (46.15%) Azzano Decimo (Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Province of Pordenone) (46.15%) Mazzano Romano (Lazio, Province of Rome) (42.86%) Castel d'Azzano (Veneto, Province of Verona) (40%) Azzano San Paolo (Lombardy, Province of Bergamo) (37.5%) Grazzano Badoglio (Piedmont, Province of Asti) (35.29%) Selvazzano Dentro (Veneto, Province of Padua) (35.29%) Cazzano di Tramigna (Veneto, Province of Verona) (31.58%) Cazzano Sant'Andrea (Lombardy, Province of Bergamo) (31.58%) Tavazzano con Villavesco (Lombardy, Province of Lodi) (25%)
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