Yes, they will, however it can be more work when modifying or deleting the rows. Imagine an index on gender and a row is deleted. That row needs to be located in the nonclustered index to be removed (from the leaf). If all we had at the intermediate levels was the gender, SQL would have to scan half the index to find the row that it needs to remove. If the index rows are unique (from the clustered key or RID), SQL can just navigate straight to the row it need to remove.

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sqlserver/gg508878.aspx (about 24 minutes in)