Joint
Joint noun - A place where two or more things are united.
Land
Land noun - A body of people composed of one or more nationalities usually with its own territory and government.
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
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In this case, it was done because the donors needed a way to get around the law and keep their land, which they could through a joint heir.
Source: Series / The Expanse -
The order of the day between North and South Korea: if you don't like how things are going in the diplomatic table, you arrange a "joint military exercise (with live rounds!)" near your neighbor's land or naval border.
Source: Gunboat Diplomacy -
For example, the old Soviet doctrine envisioned a massed land war not unlike the World War II, which, frankly, isn't likely nowadays at all— cue the establishment of joint regional commands and a shift to the brigade structure as a way to improve coordination and control.
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