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The phrase "we questions" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context discussing questions that involve a collective perspective or group inquiry, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "In our discussion, we should focus on the we questions that address our team's goals and challenges."
Alternatives: "collective questions" or "group inquiries".
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However, science can provide quantitative predictions for many of the important "what if we?" questions.
Should we? Questions like these go to the nature of remembrance and have inspired films like "Memento" and, most recently, "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind," in which two ex-lovers pay to erase their memories of each other.
Today, medical science is asking the "what if" and "why can't we" questions that have driven so much progress in other scientific fields (such as physics and astronomy, for example).
"They answered all of our questions, and I said on multiple occasions that NICU nurses have the patience of a saint because of how many we questions we asked over and over again," she said.
In this sense our model of escalation is not simply one of organisational escalation or clinical escalation, in fact we questions whether any analytical choice to separate the two can be fruitful.
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Still, we question God.
We questioned it.
We question why," he said.
"We questioned everything.
It's about time we questioned it.
What we question is his judgment.
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