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Changing her surname to a Welsh form at 18, Lowri studied her native language at Bangor University, followed by an MLitt at Oxford.
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Lowri and Meic met at a demonstration against a pit closure.
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When Lowri and her partner, Meic Birtwistle, set about renovating one of those houses for themselves and their two young sons, Ifan and Glyn, they were following a tradition established by her father, who retired there, and continued by other relatives.
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I've been to so many of these meetings over the last few weeks that I'm going to miss my regular contact with Pauline, Heulyn and Non from Post Office Ltd, Richard and Lowri from Post Watch, and the excellent Keith Richard from the Federation of Sub Post Masters.
Post Office Consultation over. Glyn Davies 2008
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The Fairy gentleman who had driven the woman to and from the Hall was the one that was seen in the fair, said Mrs. Wynn, and he it was that put out the eye or blinded it, she was not sure which, of the inquisitive midwife, and Lowri thought it was the left eye.
Welsh Folk-Lore a Collection of the Folk-Tales and Legends of North Wales Elias Owen
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Siblings Lowri and Rowan Shone perform Clara and her brother Fritz with a funny and affectionate rapport that lights up the party scene, while
The Guardian World News Judith Mackrell 2011
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Wedding guests Chloe Davies and Lowri Wigley, both aged seven, said: The bride looked very pretty in her wedding dress and all of our families and friends came to watch the wedding.
WalesOnline - Home 2011
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Risking loss of fingers and toes in temperatures that can dip to -90, Lowri tackled the 6633 ultramarathon, running 350 miles in the Arctic Circle.
WalesOnline - Home 2011
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In deep: Lowri Morgan in action during the 200km jungle run in the Amazon rainforest Photo: Christiane Kappes/Kappes AdventuRES Lowri Morgan: 'These races strip your soul bare and you start rebuilding it.'
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011
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These races strip your soul bare and you start rebuilding it, says Lowri Morgan, 36, a presenter at Welsh language TV station S4C.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011
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