no. They coordinate the signing into a single signature.
Two keypairs together create 1 public key for which there is no private key, and only together can they create signatures for that 1 public key.
The point is that this signature can only exist if those two worked together (but those two still don't know each-others private key)
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I see. So practical use case would be what? I guess two parties could prove they agree on some note contents?