A clause that extinguishes any and all prior agreements and understandings not expressed in the contract writing is known as a:

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A merger clause is a provision in a contract that declares the agreement to be a complete and final understanding of the parties, and that any prior negotiations or agreements are merged into the final contract. It is also known as an integration clause or an entire agreement clause. This clause helps to prevent any disputes or misunderstandings that may arise from previous discussions or agreements that are not included in the written contract. Therefore, the best answer is D.

A Clause That Extinguishes Any and All Prior Agreements and Understandings