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ower

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/ ˈaʊər /

preposition

  1. a Scots word for over

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Jordan Chiedozie, who plays for Southern League club Bashley, was returning from a match with the club's physio on Saturday when they stopped between junction 2 at Ower and junction 3 eastbound.

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It said clean-up work was continuing "non-stop" in Ower Bay and also along the Goathorn and Arne peninsulas.

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Playmob's Jude Ower believes recent political events in Europe and the US have fired up younger generations to get more involved in socially responsible causes.

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Ms Ower is just one of a growing number of entrepreneurs - many of them women - exploring how technology can be harnessed in the cause of philanthropy.

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Jude Ower loved playing video games as a child, but this daughter of a monk from Dundee never dreamed that her passion would eventually become a force for good and win her accolades and honours.

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