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Tezel

American  
[tet-suhl] / ˈtɛt səl /

noun

  1. Johann. Tetzel, Johann.


Tezel British  
/ ˈtɛtsəl /

noun

  1. a variant spelling of (Johann) Tetzel

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Tunç Tezel photographed the planets on 46 different dates over this period.

From BBC

“Sometimes employees make poor choices that can’t be overlooked,” Ms. Tezel said.

From New York Times

The spokeswoman, Ayla Tezel, said that more than a third of the charity’s employees are veterans, and that the organization is rated one of the top nonprofits to work for by the NonProfit Times.

From New York Times

Pressing with a convulsive hand against his heart the scapulary containing Tezel's letter of absolution, Herv� entered the room in which Hena was left alone.

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