People in aggregates share a common purpose (such as purchasing items or arriving at their destination)but generally do not interact with one another,except perhaps briefly.

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People in aggregates may share a common purpose, but they typically do not interact with each other beyond brief interactions. Examples of aggregates include people waiting in line at a store or passengers on a bus.

People in Aggregates Share a Common Purpose (Such as Purchasing