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The story mentions processions in Mumbles and Skewen to honour Bonnie Tyler. Processions, often involving a coffin or hearse, are a traditional way for communities to collectively mourn and pay respects to a deceased person. They allow fans and local residents to participate in a public farewell, showing their appreciation and grief.
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