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"whether they want" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a conditional clause or to express uncertainty about a situation. Here are some examples: - I'm not sure whether they want to come to the party or not. - Please ask the team members whether they want to continue working on this project. - Whether they want to admit it or not, the company is facing financial difficulties. - I can't decide whether they want pizza or burgers for dinner tonight.
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At the end of the day, customers will choose whether they want to host it themselves, whether they want a third part to host it for them, or whether they want to get it directly from Microsoft.
The question is whether they want to acquire him.
"It all depends on whether they want to surrender".
Whether they want to be singled out is another story.
And it's up to solvers whether they want to play.
Heathrow can't decide whether they want our house or not.
"Whether they want to respect it or not, doesn't matter.
For doctors, the primary purpose of a discussion about terminal illness is to determine what people want — whether they want chemo or not, whether they want to be resuscitated or not, whether they want hospice or not.
"I think people really think it does and I don't know whether they want to believe it does, or whether they want to assume that you've changed".
He said of Republicans: "I've just got to ask the question of whether they want to have agreement, and whether they want to have the legislation go forward.
"Whether they want to stand up in the face of possible retaliation by the Legislature.
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