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    …and 21st Century Fox formed National Geographic Partners, a for-profit media company that included the magazine, National Geographic’s TV channels, and other properties. As part of the deal, Fox controlled 73 percent of the venture, with the remaining stake being held by the society, which was paid $725 million.

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    …and 21st Century Fox formed National Geographic Partners, a for-profit media company that included the magazine, National Geographic’s TV channels, and other properties. As part of the deal, Fox controlled 73 percent of the venture, with the remaining stake being held by the society, which was paid $725 million.

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