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Moores the Suit People, Corp. (operating as
Moores Clothing for Men) is a
Canadian company specializing in
business clothing and
formalwear for men. It...
- John
Moores may
refer to: John H.
Moores (1821–1880),
American businessman and
politician in the
state of
Oregon Sir John
Moores (British businessman)...
- The term
Moor is an
exonym first used by
Christian Europeans to
designate the
Muslim po****tions of the Maghreb, al-Andalus (Iberian Peninsula), Sicily...
- in his father's fish plant. His father,
Silas Moores, was a
wealthy businessman in that industry.
Moores worked with his
father to
expand the
family business...
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Retrieved 5
April 2022. "Tom
Moores:
Nottinghamshire wicketkeeper-batter
signs new deal". BBC Sport.
Retrieved 4 July 2024. "Tom
Moores Extends Trent Bridge Stay...
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anchor buoys, and
mooring buoys. A ship is
secured to a
mooring to
forestall free
movement of the ship on the water. An
anchor mooring fixes a vessel's...
- Look up
Moor or
moor in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Moor or
Moors may
refer to: Moorland, a
habitat characterized by low-growing
vegetation and acidic...
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Liverpool Polytechnic became what is now
Liverpool John
Moores University. It is
named after Sir John
Moores, a
local businessman and philanthropist, who donated...
- uncle, Sir John
Moores, was
chairman of
Everton F.C.,
although he was a
small shareholder. John
Moores created Littlewoods and made the
Moores family one of...
- gristmill. The
community was
originally known as
Moores Mill, but
postal authorities misspelled it
Moores Hill, and the name stuck. Many
early settlers in...
