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Happy Twentieth Birthday, Mountain Home!

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By Michael Capuzzo
| Mountain Home Verified
The Christmas holidays are a season of giving, so my wife gave me an assignment. It’s only fitting that Teresa Banik Capuzzo, the editor and publisher of Mountain Home, who made our company, Beagle Media, what it is, should take this space to write a column marking the twentieth anniversary of the magazine you have in your hands. But she was too busy putting this special holiday issue to bed, so the honor fell to me. It’s my pleasure.
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A verdadeira história dos ataques de tubarão que inspiraram o lendário filme de Steven Spielberg, que completa 50 anos

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By Michael Capuzzo
| G1 Globo Verified
Verão de 1916. Perto do litoral do Estado americano de Nova Jersey, nadava mar adentro um jovem tubarão de 2,7 metros de comprimento. Ele logo roubaria da Primeira Guerra Mundial (1914-1918) as manchetes da imprensa dos Estados Unidos. Aquela criatura marinha era pouco conhecida pela ciência na época. Mas o grande tubarão-branco estava destinado a exercer enorme influência sobre a cultura popular americana e mundial no futuro.
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A verdadeira história dos ataques de tubarão que inspiraram o lendário filme de Steven Spielberg, que completa 50 anos

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By Michael Capuzzo
| Correio Braziliense Verified
Verão de 1916. Perto do litoral do Estado americano de Nova Jersey, nadava mar adentro um jovem tubarão de 2,7 metros de comprimento. Ele logo roubaria da Primeira Guerra Mundial (1914-1918) as manchetes da imprensa dos Estados Unidos. Aquela criatura marinha era pouco conhecida pela ciência na época. Mas o grande tubarão-branco estava destinado a exercer enorme influência sobre a cultura popular americana e mundial no futuro.
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