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The Clause
A dark action comedy where hitmen and hit women compete daily, killing each other, to be the first to fulfill their contracts and keep their jobs. The Clause is informative, dealing with dark issues while creating a sense of oneness with some good ole comedic banter.
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A dark action comedy where hitmen and hit women compete daily, killing each other, to be the first to fulfill their contracts and keep their jobs. The Clause is informative, dealing with dark issues while creating a sense of oneness with some good ole comedic banter.
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