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templar

[tem-pler] / ˈtɛm plər /


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The project was recently funded to the end of 2025 with a £1,000 donation from Templars Square shopping centre, where the charity is based.

From BBC

His predecessor sort of looked like Palpatine in Prada shoes, and his contemporary detractors are perhaps best typified by verified X accounts with Knights Templar profile pictures making threads about how “DEI killed Christ.”

From Los Angeles Times

His big break came in 1962, playing Simon Templar in the TV series, The Saint.

From BBC

Back then, the Familia Michoacana and later the Knights Templar cartels burned down packing houses. imposed crop prices, demanded protection money and even told growers on which days they could harvest their crop.

From Seattle Times

Mora himself acknowledged that the 2013 movement, in which farmers and ranchers banded together to resist constant threats and extortion from the Knights Templar cartel, wound up infiltrated by members of other drug gangs.

From Washington Times