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Oh, dude, the Mississippi River is like, way longer than the River Shannon. The Mississippi is about 2,348 miles long, while the River Shannon is only about 224 miles long. So, like, the Mississippi River is about 10 times longer than the River Shannon. That's a pretty big size difference, right?

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