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To fortitude
noun
Mental or emotional strength that enables courage in the face of adversity.
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But amid the comings and goings is a monument to fortitude: Nick's Discount Store.
It is a sunny, tender valentine to the idea of fashion as a path to fortitude.
Ward's performance was a tribute as much to fortitude and perseverance as it was to the Knicks' depth.
Trading resumed in Long Island City on Sept. 17, as much a tribute to foresightedness as to fortitude.
But what was turning into a crushing defeat became a monument to fortitude, with Adam Jones and Matthew Rees unlikely breakdown mechanics on the hard shoulder of the scrum.
So, while Aristotle regards fortitude as the mean between the vices of rashness and cowardice, Valla argues that there are two aspects to fortitude: fighting bravely and being cautious (for instance, in yielding to the victorious enemy), with cowardice and rashness as their respective opposites.
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You had to have the fortitude to risk billions on the building of a single plant.
But when it comes to political fortitude, Obama is still lagging well behind Cameron.
Abusing them is inexcusable, but what has happened to Christian fortitude?
Now it is time for Mr. Bush to exhibit fortitude and statesmanship.
Credit for the changing times belongs in large measure to the fortitude of Richards and others like her.
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