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Charles Sturt completed every single expedition he ever undertook, though he did not always find what he hoped. The expedition that was most successful was his journey to chart the course of the Murrumbidgee and Murray Rivers, as he not only found where the rivers led, but he and his men returned alive, though exhausted. This expedition was most certainly completed.

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