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The Quest for the Source of the Nile
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Tonight, We Search for The Source of River Nile [Top Gear/Yuru Camp] : r/motome
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Journey to the source of the Nile
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James May, discoverer of the true source of the Nile and two other blokes". : r/TopGear
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Did Top Gear really find the source of the Nile and are they the first? : r/askscience
