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Sidi Kacem
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Sidi Kacem 

a city in northwestern Morocco. Population, 26,800 (1971). Sidi Kacem has a railroad station and is the trade and industrial center for the agricultural region in the eastern part of the Rharb Plain (subtropical fruit growing and grain cultivation). The city’s food-processing industry specializes in the canning of fruits and vegetables; other industries include metalworking, woodworking, and the manufacture of building materials. Sidi Kacem also has an oil refinery.



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Management duo Max Reece and Ralph Pettijean leave Coxhoe Athletic following the fixture with Kirkbymoorside when Kristian Holliday, Alex Kell and Stephen Woodley resume.
Ralph Pettijean gave Coxhoe the lead on 17 minutes and four minutes later David Hutchinson also found the net.
Joint managers Max Reece and Ralph Pettijean have agreed to part company with Coxhoe Athletic at the end of the season.
 
 
 
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