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[edit] 'This discovery was confirmed by Brazilian scientists in 2007.'

Should this really be in as a 'verified discovery'. As far as I can see, it's still a claim that needs to be verified and, as the article itself says, it is likely to be disputed.

The phrases Researchers in Brazil are claiming to have established as a scientific fact that the Amazon is the longest river in the world and There has been a healthy academic debate over the world's longest river for some years and the claim from Brazil may not go unchallenged come to the forefront.

Just a thought!