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Elche

Town in the province of Alicante, eastern Spain; population (2001) 194,800. Its large forest of palm trees, irrigated by canals, provides leaves for Palm Sunday. A unique religious mystery play is performed here each year on 14–15 August. Products include leather goods.
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Byline: By GARY ANDERSON in Elche, Spain CRUEL Paul Hickey laughs at Celine Conroy's heartbroken family moments after he was jailed yesterday for beating his partner to death.
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