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  1. Now showing: Our weekly look at some of the new movie releases.

    In ABC News Breakfast's "Now Showing" movie segment, we look at the Dreamworks animated feature "Trolls", and the latest installment in the "Underworld" franchise.

  1. Pussy Riot activist stars in theatre group's Australian show
  2. Sydney lockout laws 'don't make a lot of sense': Amsterdam's 'night mayor'
  3. Artist creates Mother Teresa portrait from staples
  4. Japanese theme park closes ice aquarium

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  3. Colombian Congress passes revised FARC peace deal
  4. Oil field burns near Mosul
  5. Minister and NRAH contractor at loggerheads over hospital equipment faults
  6. BHP Billiton issues a warning on business confidence after another blackout in SA

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