Like war-scarred veterans, OPEC found greater solidarity by enduring the crash in oil prices.
Firstly the social settlement must be reshaped to 21st-century conditions, recognising that in a fast-moving economy jobs will both be created and lost quickly, but respecting enduring values of social solidarity.
His is a very honest account, devoid of false heroics, and an admirable lesson in how a reporter can share in the solidarity of enduring fear and discomfort with troops to whom he owes his survival, but not lose his critical detachment.
Over six decades later, the gift is still cherished in Japan, and has left an enduring legacy of bilateral solidarity.
Is there an enduring link between safety pins and solidarity with the foreign-born?
Conlon expressed solidarity with another group enduring a similar experience: Britain's Muslims.
The mission has been billed as a reflection of the "enduring promise of friendship, partnership and solidarity with the Americas", according to a statement put out by US Southern Command.
"I am happy to finally be able to visit the children of Gaza and express my solidarity with their families for the suffering they are enduring on a daily basis," Kabil said.
Clinton had quit the race after enduring a ceaseless barrage of sexist slurs from the media and political detractors, attacks that belatedly stirred gender solidarity even among female voters who had resented her pro-Iraq-war vote, her centrism, her Clintonian legacy.
And I think there is some evidence of an enduring 9/11 effect on young people that 9/11 did trigger a new sense of social awareness and political awareness and solidarity and so on.
