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Two parties sign a fully integrated written contract. One party later seeks to introduce evidence of an oral promise made before signing that contradicts the writing. What does the parol evidence rule provide?

The oral evidence is always admissible to show the parties' true intent The oral evidence is admissible only if both parties agree The oral evidence is generally inadmissible to contradict a fully integrated written agreement The oral evidence is admissible because oral promises override writings

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The oral evidence is generally inadmissible to contradict a fully integrated written agreement

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