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Define a party as whatever a person understands as a single thing. #44

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## The Parties {#parties}

A <dfn>party</dfn> is a [=person=], a legal entity, or a set of legal entities that
share common owners, common controllers, and a group identity that is readily evident to
the [=user=] without them needing to consult additional material, typically through
common branding.
A <dfn>party</dfn> is an entity that a [=person=] can reasonably understand as a single "thing"
they're interacting with. Uses of this document in a particular domain are expected to describe how
the core concepts of that domain combine into a [=user=]-comprehensible [=party=], and those refined
definitions are likely to differ between domains.

The <dfn data-lt="first parties">first party</dfn> is a [=party=] with which the [=user=] intends to
interact. Merely hovering over, muting, pausing, or closing a given piece of content does
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