A complete and well-written contract should contain all of the following except
A) Definitions
B) Clauses
C) Termination conditions
D) Philosophy

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Philosophy is not a standard component of a contract. Contracts typically include definitions, clauses, and termination conditions to clearly outline the agreement's terms, responsibilities, and conditions for ending the agreement. Philosophy, while potentially informative about the intentions behind the agreement, is not a necessary or standard element of a contract's structure.

A Complete and Well-Written Contract Should Contain All of the Following