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Nespresso Pays George Clooney Over $40 Million -- and He Invests It In a Satellite Over Sudan?
Why is George Clooney betting on South Sudan for his coffee?
George Clooney Nespresso Deal is Worth $40 Million. - Specialty Coffee
Nespresso is suing an Israeli coffee company for its George Clooney lookalike | Al Bawaba
George Clooney's Nespresso adverts helped fund a satellite which "kept an eye" on a Sudanese dictator
Clooney's South Sudan coffee reaches Europe despite war
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George Clooney's Nespresso adverts helped fund a satellite which "kept an eye" on a Sudanese dictator
