A couple of hours after Saipov exited the truck, allegedly shouting, in Arabic, his allegiance to Allah, and was wounded by police, New York City's leadership called for the fortitude that has become customarily demanded of inhabitants of cities worldwide after attacks of this kind.
Navalny's courage and fortitude earned him many admirers and supporters, and he has incessantly called for them to act as he does.
Echoing Gordon Brown's call for moral values in markets, Williams called for a rediscovery of virtue: "... the qualities of courage, intelligent and generous foresight, self-critical awareness and concern for balanced universal welfare which, under other names, have been part of the vocabulary of European ethics for two and half thousand years: fortitude, prudence, temperance and justice.
"But this calls for some investment fortitude.
It probably will call for copious amounts of the intestinal fortitude needed to keep money invested in assets that have performed poorly in recent years and therefore seem like risky propositions.
Denmark, because all this year, I've been in London and Scotland and also Iceland, filming a TV series for Sky called Fortitude.
The main palace was called Sabra ("fortitude").
The ads took a tongue-in-cheek tack that sought to make the brand name a synonym for fortitude.
He renamed the library's lions Patience and Fortitude, the qualities he called essential for New Yorkers to get through the Depression.
And we are wondering if there's an app for fortitude.
The interiors for Fortitude were filmed on sets in Hayes in Middlesex, conveniently close to Heathrow airport.
