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 ## Events and state changes
 
-All {% term entities %} produce state change events. Every time a {% term state %} changes, a state change event is produced. State change events are just one type of event on the event bus, but there are other kinds of events, such as the [built-in events](#built-in-events-core) that are used to coordinate between various integrations. State change events are not to be confused with the [event entity](/integrations/event/). This is a specific type of entity, that itself produces event state changes, just like all other entities.
+All {% term entities %} produce state change events. Every time a {% term state %} changes, a state change event is produced. State change events are just one type of event on the event bus, but there are other kinds of events, such as the [built-in events](#built-in-events-core) that are used to coordinate between various integrations.
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+### State change events versus event entity
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+State change events are not to be confused with the [event entity](/integrations/event/). The event entity is a specific type of entity that itself produces event state changes, just like all other entities.
 
 Any state change will be announced on the event bus as a `state_changed` event, containing the previous and the new state of an entity.