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The “golden trout” of Sunapee Lake, New Hampshire, was named aureolus in 1888 it became extinct in Sunapee Lake about 1950 but persists in Floods Pond in Maine, and the Quebec red trout was named marstoni in 1893.
Trout and Salmon of North America Robert J. Behnke 2002
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The “golden trout” of Sunapee Lake, New Hampshire, was named aureolus in 1888 it became extinct in Sunapee Lake about 1950 but persists in Floods Pond in Maine, and the Quebec red trout was named marstoni in 1893.
Trout and Salmon of North America Robert J. Behnke 2002
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The “golden trout” of Sunapee Lake, New Hampshire, was named aureolus in 1888 it became extinct in Sunapee Lake about 1950 but persists in Floods Pond in Maine, and the Quebec red trout was named marstoni in 1893.
Trout and Salmon of North America Robert J. Behnke 2002
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The “golden trout” of Sunapee Lake, New Hampshire, was named aureolus in 1888 it became extinct in Sunapee Lake about 1950 but persists in Floods Pond in Maine, and the Quebec red trout was named marstoni in 1893.
Trout and Salmon of North America Robert J. Behnke 2002
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I would have liked to see as fervent a defense of free press when the FTC, responding to an orchestrated campaign of Christian complaints, was fining CBS $500,000 for part of Janet Jackson’s aureolus, but that was Christian outrage so it’s OK.
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Or was it that Janet Jackson’s aureolus is pretty much the same as a politically charged editorial cartoon?
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“I would have liked to see as fervent a defense of free press when the FTC, responding to an orchestrated campaign of Christian complaints, was fining CBS $500,000 for part of Janet Jackson’s aureolus, but that was Christian outrage so it’s OK.”
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