Muldoon

American

[muhl-doon] / mʌlˈdun /

noun

Robert David, 1921–92, New Zealand political leader: prime minister 1975–84.

Muldoon British

/ mʌlˈduːn /

noun

Sir Robert David. 1921–92, New Zealand statesman; prime minister of New Zealand (1975–84)

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He added Ms Armstrong was a "vulnerable road user", with Muldoon later disposing of the vehicle and "pointed the finger of blame" at his uncle.

From BBC

In turn, Muldoon handed himself into police.

From BBC

He added Muldoon had written a "mature" letter of apology and remorse to the judge on what he had done and the incident had deeply upset him.

From BBC

Still, the park service superintendent at the time, Cicely Muldoon, insisted the agency was committed to maintaining the ranches.

From Los Angeles Times

McCann on Thursday night was announced as the recipient of his second Pete Muldoon Award as Kraken team MVP, chosen by players and local media members.

From Seattle Times

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