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Did you know... that after Berry Boswell Brooks took his 14-year-old daughter hunting in Kenya in 1947, it was featured in Life magazine?
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New article, long enough with 5036 characters of readable prose. The article is reliably sourced with inline citations. It is written in a neutral manner, complies with BLP, and there are no dispute templates. The article does not appear to plagiarize, and passes Earwig. Striking ALT2 as the weakest hook, as it could be snappier and the assertion that the African Hall is named after Brooks is not directly stated in the article. The original hook and ALT1 are both sourced and in the article. These hooks are short enough, properly formatted, and neutral. QPQ checks out.
gobonobo+c13:50, 7 August 2020 (UTC)reply