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It has rolled up a box-office total of $64.1 million since it opened overseas August 12, and is rapidly closing the gap between its domestic total of more than $80 million. The Sony release scored seven No. 1 market openings over the weekend, the strongest of which was Australia ($3.57 million at 328 locations). Sony also oversaw weekend overseas openings of "The Social Network," director David Fincher's drama about Mark Zuckerberg and the founding of Facebook, at 452 locations in seven markets for $3.2 million, averaging slightly more than $7,000 per screen. Warner Bros. weighed in with "Life As We Know It" in the U.K., where the romantic comedy starring Katherine Heigl and Josh Duhamel opened at No. 2. No. 2 for the weekend overall was Universal's "Despicable Me," which garnered $16.6 million from 3,500 venues in 35 territories, hoisting its overseas total to $135.5 million. 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