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A typical pattern is to layer three reactive marks: the inactive mark provides a default view, while the context and focus marks replace it during brushing, the context dimming unselected points and the focus highlighting selected ones.
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The brush mark supports [faceting](../features/facets.md). When the plot uses **fx** or **fy** facets, each facet gets its own brush. Starting a brush in one facet clears any selection in other facets. The dispatched value includes the **fx** and **fy** facet values of the brushed facet, and the **filter** function also filters on the relevant facet values.
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