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Danforth Corporation entered into a written employment agreement with Eva on September 1, which provided in part that employment would commence on the following January 1 and "will continue for a period of time to be mutually agreed upon". One month before January 1, Danforth Corporation notified Eva that it had changed its mind and would not employ Eva. In Eva's action against Danforth for breach of contract, Danforth contends that there is no contract. Judgment for whom? Explain..

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