'we us' is not a correct phrase in written English.
A more correct way of saying this phrase would be 'we ourselves'. For example, "We have to take care of ourselves if we want to succeed."
For example, University of California (Berkeley) researchers looked at "connected" couples and discovered that they tend to use plural pronouns ("we", "us" and "ours") rather than singular pronouns ("I", "me" and "mine").
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All this "we", "us" and "I" is very damaging". One BBC news executive says lapses are inevitable, given the situation in which Today has found itself.
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If the vocabulary is "we, us, ours," the company is based on a stewardship model, where the leaders and employees work toward a common goal and then share the financial and psychic rewards.
