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Until then, the name " Suure-Jaani " was used only for the church as well as its immediate surroundings ( the church estate ), while other areas of the present town were separate villages: Valula ( or Wallola ; the southern part of the present town of Suure-Jaani ), Nuutre ( the western part ) and Päraküla ( or Perraküla ; the north-western part ; one part of the traditional Päraküla still being an independent village ).
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