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A writer's inexhaustible readiness to vex his audience requires some fortitude, and Siegel is nothing if not energetic.
Riding in winter takes some fortitude and planning, but it can be as pleasurable and safe as summertime cruising.
Many sported red and black wigs, others had scarves wrapped around their necks, both feats of some fortitude as temperatures soared into the high thirties.
The Knicks were 7-13 in such situations last season, and Van Gundy had challenged his team to display some fortitude in those games.
That could require some fortitude, he acknowledged, because the gloom that is gripping the market will mean that "buying is going to feel very uncomfortable".
The positive for Big Brown was that he responded to a challenge and showed some fortitude to get by a horse that appeared to have him beaten.
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Going after anything of worth stretches us outside our comfort zones, which requires us to become resilient, equip some steel fortitude, and display some determination.
"But this calls for some investment fortitude.
What he was able to do during the war showed me has some intestinal fortitude".
Some physical fortitude may also be required if the predictions regarding the pitch are accurate.
Turns out that Sun Microsystems has some "intestinal fortitude" after all.
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