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“Black Adam” is just not a straightforward story to comply with, especially as it generates no want to stick to it. The fundamental plot looks fairly very simple, while convoluted and wholly missing in curiosity. Kahndaq is often a (fictional) Middle Japanese country being ruled by a armed service dictatorship. Adrianna (Sarah Shahi), an archae

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