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A '''river''' is a [[long]], moving body of [[water]] having both a [[mouth]] and a source. The longest river in the [[United States]] is the [[Mississippi River]], while the longest in the world is the [[Nile River]].
 
A '''river''' is a [[long]], moving body of [[water]] having both a [[mouth]] and a source. The longest river in the [[United States]] is the [[Mississippi River]], while the longest in the world is the [[Nile River]].
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A river is a long, moving body of water having both a mouth and a source. The longest river in the United States is the Mississippi River, while the longest in the world is the Nile River.