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George or Joyce doesn't or don't want to see that movie​
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George or Joyce doesn't or don't want to see that movie​

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The answer is “George or Joyce doesn’t want to see that movie”, because “doesn’t” means “does not” I may be wrong but that is what it sounds like to me.
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The answer is don’t
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