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France is a land of beauty, culture, and…stereotypes! These hilarious maps reveal the country’s regional clichés, from Parisians in their “Tourist Resort” to the “Loud windbags” of Marseille. Are they accurate, exaggerated, or just plain ridiculous? Take a look and decide for yourself!
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