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The phrase "are resolved in wanting" is not correct and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing desires or needs, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "They are resolved in wanting to achieve their goals, despite the challenges they face."
Alternatives: "determined to desire" or "committed to wanting".
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"The Niger Delta people are resolved in wanting a president from their zone," says a senior official from Bayelsa, Mr Jonathan's home state.
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The differences, he said, "could be resolved in two minutes if people wanted".
"The regime wants all conflicts between its component parts to be resolved in private".
The team wants it to start March 24, so the case can be resolved in time for it to move.
"It has been made clear by Raheem's representative he wants to concentrate on his football and see what can be resolved in the summer," said Rodgers.
But little was resolved in Oslo.
"They will be resolved in the next week".
Disagreements were resolved in consensus.
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All were resolved in short order.
"This issue was resolved in 2008.
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