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1930s: Big game hunting is a popular sport for Europeans in Africa.
1990s: Many big game animals are endangered and live in wildlife preserves. Hunting is severely restricted, and harsh penalties are imposed for poaching.
1930s: Leisure travel, particularly overseas, is available primarily to the very rich, who can afford the cost as well as the time it takes to get there and back.
1990s: Intercontinental...
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