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‘American Sniper’ draws viewers to AAFES theaters
The U.S. military community has done its part to make “American Sniper” the most popular movie in the world. Over the weekend, the movie pulled in more than $105 million, a record for a four-day opening. It was also a big hit at Army and Air Force Exchange Service theaters, with the average attendance for the Iraq war film almost three times higher than attendance for other films being shown.
 

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