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A statement that contains more than one simple statement is called a joint statement. E.g.
(1) Radha is a Krishna lover and Meera is a Krishna devotee.
(2) Margi will either become a doctor or a professor.
(3) If you respect your elders, your sons will respect you.
(4) If hair grows in the palm and only then the sun rises in the west.
(5) It cannot be said that God is jealous.
The above five statements contain more than one simple statement. Hence these statements are joint statements.

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