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The document is a legal response from NextiraOne, L.L.C. to a petition for review by Edascio, L.L.C. in the Supreme Court of Texas regarding a breach of contract claim based on an alleged oral agreement that contradicted the written Sales Outsourcing Agreement (SOA). The response argues that the court of appeals correctly applied Texas law, which prohibits the admission of parol evidence that contradicts a written contract. It emphasizes that Edascio's claims were based on terms excluded from the final SOA and asserts that the court's decision was consistent with established legal principles.

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