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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>'''Peter''' or '''Pete Moore''' may refer to:<br />
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==Politicians==<br />
*[[Peter Moore (British politician)]] (1753–1828), English civil servant of the East India Company and politician<br />
*[[Peter Moore (Queensland politician)]] (born 1938), member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly<br />
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==Sports==<br />
*[[Peter "Bullfrog" Moore]] (1932–2000), Australian rugby league administrator<br />
*[[Peter Moore (Australian rules footballer)]] (born 1957), winner of the Brownlow Medal in 1979 and 1984<br />
*[[Peter Moore (Gaelic footballer)]] (1940–2010), Irish Gaelic footballer<br />
*[[Peter Moore (shoe designer)]] (1944–2022), American shoe and logos designer for Nike Inc. and Adidas<br />
*[[Peter Moore (speedway rider)]] (1929–1996), Australian motorcycle speedway rider<br />
*[[Peter Moore (rugby union)]] (born 1948), Australian rugby union player<br />
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==Music==<br />
*[[Pete Moore (composer)]] (1924–2013), British composer and popular music arranger<br />
*[[Pete Moore (The Miracles)]], bass singer for the Motown group the Miracles<br />
*[[Peter J. Moore]] (1956–2023), Canadian music producer<br />
*[[Peter Moore (trombonist)]] (born 1996), winner of BBC Young Musician of the Year in 2008<br />
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==Writers==<br />
*[[Pete Moore (science writer)]] (born 1962), British science writer<br />
*[[Peter Moore (travel author)]] (born 1962), Australian travel writer<br />
*[[Peter Moore (historian)]] (born 1983), British historian, lecturer and podcaster<br />
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==Others==<br />
*[[Peter G. Moore]] (1928–2010), British statistician<br />
*[[Peter Moore (businessman)]] (born 1955), former president of Sega of America, executive at Reebok, Microsoft and Electronic Arts, and CEO of Liverpool FC<br />
*[[Peter Moore (chemist)]] (born 1939), professor at Yale University<br />
*[[Peter Moore (priest)]] (1924–2000), Dean of St Albans, 1973–1993<br />
*[[Peter Moore (serial killer)]] (born 1946), British serial killer<br />
*[[Peter Moore (The Messengers)]], fictional character in TV series, ''The Messengers''<br />
*[[Peter Moore (town crier)]] (1939–2009), town crier of London<br />
*Peter Moore, computer consultant from Britain kidnapped in Iraq; see [[Foreign hostages in Iraq#United Kingdom]]<br />
*Peter Moore, executive producer of various television documentaries, including ''[[638 Ways to Kill Castro]]''<br />
*[[Peter Weddick Moore]] (1859–1934), North Carolina educator and president of Elizabeth City State University<br />
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==See also==<br />
*[[Peter Moor]] (born 1991), Zimbabwean cricketer<br />
*[[Peter Moores (disambiguation)]]<br />
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