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*[[Peter Rose and Anne Conlon]], British music writers |
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*[[Peter H. Rose]], Krytek Corporation executive and U.S. National Medal of Technology recipient |
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*[[Peter Rose (operatic bass)]], a British operatic bass |
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Revision as of 21:32, 12 March 2010
Pete Rose is an American former baseball player and manager.
Pete Rose or Peter Rose may also refer to:
- Pete Rose, Jr., an American baseball player
- Peter Rose (poet), an Australian poet
- Peter Rose and Anne Conlon, British music writers
- Pete Rose (musician), an American musician
- Pete Rose Baseball, a video game for the Atari 2600
- Peter Rose (operatic bass), a British operatic bass
- Peter Rose (architect), designer of the Canadian Centre for Architecture
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