That the file is damaged and move to trash?

I cannot get Minecraft to work with Mountain Lion.  It keeps saying that the file is damaged and move to trash?  Anyone know what to do?

Go to System Preferences and Security and Privacy.
Then change "Allow applications downloaded from" to "Anywhere.

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