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Dowden

American  
[doud-n] / ˈdaʊd n /

noun

  1. Edward, 1843–1913, Irish critic and poet.


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Deputy prime minister Oliver Dowden warned beforehand that the alarm would be "a bit inconvenient and annoying", as well as "irritating".

From BBC

Mr Dowden also denied criticism the alert was an example of nanny statism as he appeared on the BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuennssberg programme.

From BBC

Mr Dowden reassured people they should not be concerned and will be able to "keep calm and carry on" with their day after getting the test alert on their 4G and 5G devices.

From BBC

Oliver Dowden said no action from the public will be needed, although some sporting events and theatre shows will be paused during the test event.

From BBC

He was swift to reshuffle his ministerial cabinet, appointing ally Oliver Dowden later Friday as the new deputy prime minister, in place of Raab.

From Washington Post