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An author is the creator of an original work—such as a book, painting, sculpture, or musical composition—that has been published or made public. The term matters legally because it determines who owns the rights to a creative work, though this can shift in cases where someone is hired to create something on behalf of an employer or client.
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А́втор — физическое лицо, творческим трудом которого создано произведение. Автор (лат. auctor) — творец всякого, литературного, музыкального или любого художественного произведения и вообще всякого произведения ума, воплощённого искусством. Помимо этого, под автором понимают создателя чисто научных работ, кода программного обеспечения, а также любых иных текстов.
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