Definition: In the context of legal and ethical considerations, a "conjoined" or "unconjoined" person refers to an individual who has two identical twin brothers or sisters. These individuals are typically considered by many as having identical physical characteristics and behaviors, as well as genetic similarities. The term is often used in contexts involving biological siblings, but it can also refer to any situation where two or more unrelated individuals share the same DNA sequence, such as fraternal twins. In legal terms, a person
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