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Meanings of joint in English
The shape or manner in which things come together and a connection is made.
Catalan
carn per a rostir Usage of joint in English
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Cullen said yes, and their joint work is published by Arlen House.
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Tackling this will require effective joint action from national and local government.
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The joint EU military operation is to be undertaken within international law.
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Miller said the new body would review projects and implement joint projects.
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For example, DStv's Premium Package for South Africa is the joint-third cheapest.
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Under Swedish law, the case was a joint civil and criminal trial.
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Mr. Bingham took the floor in favor of the proposed joint resolution.
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The companies said the joint venture plan was subject to regulatory approval.
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This, the minister said, makes joint decision making and planning extremely difficult.
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Nine years after cessation of chemotherapy, the patient developed left hip-joint pain.
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Mr Clinton told a joint press conference: On Iraq we stand together.
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The joint intervention by central banks also lifted other vegetable oil markets.
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I fully endorse the joint US, British and French statements earlier today.
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Each new 'joint' is a game, a game to outwit the authorities.
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That included dozens of annual joint military exercises over the past year.
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It has said it would impose economic sanctions against any joint government.
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Common
New Zealand
Common
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