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	in As-it-happens update ⋅ 9 December 2019
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	'Playmobil' movie bombs at US box office in one of the worst movie openings in decades CNBC It seems Disney's reign over the animation box office continued this weekend. While "Frozen II" neared $1 billion during its third weekend in theaters, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Snapchat enjoys a bump in political advertising Financial Times The social media app, which is actively used by more than 200m people, has seen a jump in political advertising revenues in the past few months, ... Flag as irrelevant
	As Water Runs Low, Can Life in the Outback Go On? The New York Times In the outback — a landscape central to Australian lore, far removed in distance and spirit from the coastal metropolises — rivers and lakes are ... Flag as irrelevant
	Flooding in western Uganda kills more than a dozen Aljazeera.com At least 16 bodies have been recovered after torrential rain caused landslides in western Uganda, the Red Cross has said. "Our team continues to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Trump: Kim Jong-un risks losing everything if he acts 'in a hostile way' The Guardian "Kim Jong-un is too smart and has far too much to lose, everything actually, if he acts in a hostile way. He signed a strong Denuclearization Agreement ... Flag as irrelevant
	Corbyn allies warn leadership challengers to rein in ambition Financial Times Allies of Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn have warned MPs eyeing bids to succeed him to focus their efforts instead on trying to win Thursday's general ... Flag as irrelevant
	Stuart Hogg inspires Exeter's victory in all-England encounter at Sale The Guardian This is proving a distinctly mixed season for English clubs in Europe but the unbeaten Exeter Chiefs are still flying the flag. In front of the watching ... Flag as irrelevant
	FCA fines hit highest level in four years Financial Times A crackdown on mis-selling and financial crime has driven fines issued by the UK's financial watchdog to their highest level in four years. Penalties ... Flag as irrelevant
	Will getting Brexit done create another baby boom in the UK? The Guardian In an interview with the Sunday Times, the prime minister claimed that "Cupid's darts will fly once we get Brexit done" and "romance will bloom across ... Flag as irrelevant

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