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Matt Damon, Scarlett Johansson, cute kids and a whole lot of exotic 
animals. Its an odd project for these two A-listers -- and an 
even stranger project for director Cameron Crowe -- but in "We Bought 
a Zoo," the actors pump life into an otherwise predictable story.Based on 
a true story, Damon plays bereft Benjamin Mee ,who buys a zoo 
to help his children cope with the loss of their mother. Completely 
out of his element and against his brothers (Thomas Haden Church) pleas, 
Mee takes control of the zoo staff and rebuilds the park. Striking 
up a relationship with a pretty zookeeper (Johansson), Benjamin tries to mend 
his life.We Bought A Zoo is decent family entertainment. Crowe touches on 
grief and rebirth, forgiveness and starting anew. Damons grieving and attempts to 
reconnect with his children provides adequate drama to sustain the two hour 
movie, but the wishy-washy, sunshiny-feel throughout never gives an impression theres ever 
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on the country's Shiite-dominated leadership, which Sunni insurgents have battled since it 
came to power as a result of the U.S.-led invasion that toppled 
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retaliate for the captives who were executed," said the statement in the 
name of the Islamic State of Iraq.According to the SITE Intelligence Group, 
a U.S.-based organization that monitors jihadist Web traffic, the claim of responsibility 
was posted late Monday on militant websites.The group said the attacks were 
proof that they "know where and when to strike and the mujahedeen 
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