Joe Kerr
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Does the country in which the river is located have a population of more than 25 million?
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Lee
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@Chase, because the Salween River in Myanmar crossed more than one country, and we know the river we're looking for don't, can't you give @Julie Justice's question a pass? Could use an extra answer point.
Then, want to ask, is this river in India?
Then, want to ask, is this river in India?
Chase
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Yes, the population of this nation is greater than 25 million.
Sure, I'll give an extra question.
No, not in India.
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Lee
ACME
Is it the Irrawaddy?
Chase
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Congrats
Granted, we did have to go into game theory for this, but that's how you do it.
Granted, we did have to go into game theory for this, but that's how you do it.
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