Multiple problems:
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/dev/sdd3is not a great identifier as it is not stable enough (seems to be/dev/sdb3in yourblkidoutput): useUUIDs or labels - do not mount 2 partitions to the same mountpoint: you will only have access to the one mounted last
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/dev/sdd3is mentioned twice: once with filesystemext4and once with filesystemntfs- one is wrong, it cannot be both -
/run/mountis not a mountpoint you should mount any partition on
So remove entries for /dev/sdd3, /dev/sdd3 (no typo, it’s specified twice!), /dev/sdd4 and that /dev/mapper/luks-... and try to boot up then.