There are many forms of courage: the courage of relinquishing life, the courage of not relinquishing life, and the courage of sharing the experience.
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Spinning and tuning are different kinds of courage — the courage to be adventurous and the courage to be intimate.
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LG: It probably depends on notification and … KS: Courage, courage.
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Courage, true courage, derives from that sense of who we are.
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I thought it was courage personified, almost a profile in courage.
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She holds a placard at her waist: "Courage Calls to Courage Everywhere".
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Speaking out takes huge courage, and that courage needs to be recognized.
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Rather than "bonne nuit," Rodin would say, "bon courage," roughly translated to "show courage" or "have good courage," but this idiomatic expression is hard to translate.
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" On climate change, in response to TV personality Bill Nye: "Courage begets courage.
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I am just trying to pray for enough courage to meet his courage.
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What's been missing is courage, courage in Washington to take on the giants.
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"It takes courage to have political office, it takes courage to be a prosecutor, it takes courage to fight for justice," said one lawyer, L. Chris Stewart.
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But is there the ... There was always the courage around the moon programs, the courage around the internet programs, is there that courage right now in government?
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His vision is clear, his courage is real and his political courage is boundless.
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All it takes is courage — the kind of courage that animated Vladimir Bukovsky's life.
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Simple acts of courage early on will save you impossible acts of courage later.
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It takes courage to be a witness just as it takes courage to be an actor.
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"Because it takes courage to ask for help … takes courage to admit it," Chief Malchow said.
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She gave me courage, which was strange, because I thought I was there to give her courage.
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As Millicent Fawcett herself said, "Courage calls to courage everywhere, and its voice shall not be denied."
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When people protest, they are surrounded by acts of courage and solidarity — and that courage is contagious.
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"Bill Clinton is a great guy with courage, Mario Cuomo is a disloyal guy without courage," Trump wrote.
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"The last book my son read that I sent him was Senator McCain's book about courage: "Why Courage Matters.
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The last book my son read that I sent him was Senator McCain's book about courage: 'Why Courage Matters.
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"We need more courage, we need more political courage, because someone needs to be open about it," he said.
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These weren't acts of exceptional moral courage in the way Lieutenant Chontosh's acts were acts of exceptional physical courage.
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The courage of the media is what makes our democracy strong, and I applaud Ben Smith for his courage.
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" Praise for Constand's 'courage' Heidi Thomas praised Constand's "courage and willingness to go back into the maelstrom of this crime.
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Courage is what you did, and what you guys are doing, and what those teachers and administrators that -- that's courage.
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In 2015 the State Department honored her with its annual Women of Courage award, and Michelle Obama praised her courage.
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" It takes courage to respond: "If we want to continue for another 250 years, we must have the courage to change.
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"What I respond to with Frida is her courage to be unique; her courage to be different," Hayek told The Guardian.
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"I think if we can take courage from her, we can take courage to speak our truth and speak truth to power."
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" The "Profile in Courage Award" was created in 1989 to "recognize and celebrate the quality of political courage that [Kennedy] admired most.
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" Mark Twain once observed: "It is curious that physical courage should be so common in the world and moral courage so rare.
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"I'm a big believer in having the courage to compromise, having the courage to be pragmatic and meet people halfway," Scarborough said.
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This is the essence of the "courage" described in the prayer, the courage that should be a part of every leader's core.
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I was just enchanted frankly, by this love story, and the theme of having the courage to be an individual in the face of conformity, and having the courage to love someone who has the courage to be an individual.
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So there's a lack of courage, and I think, when you take leaps and you bring courage and confidence to projects, it works.
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Courage (Exact Death Date Unknown)Another animal death ripe with political metaphor—the first turkey Obama pardoned, aptly named Courage, died this year.
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They did not have the courage to inform us face-to-face, but we have the courage to persevere through these dark times.
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The courage of the French Resistance, a courage immeasurably beyond chatter and imposture, helped make "resistance" a holy word in our common tongue.
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Their fear of speaking out is just a sign that they need more courage — for it requires courage to stay engaged with difference.
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The example of Wehner and other survivors should be inspiring, she says: "I think people should take Jeanie's courage, that she had the courage to do this, and they should have the same courage to solve this crime and to solve it correctly."
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Do we have the courage, do we have the raw courage to make at least a down payment on ending gun violence in America?
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What bravery, what courage, in the spirit of acceptance, the spirit of tolerance, the spirit of courage to be seen as you see yourself.
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"Team eventing takes the most courage of all Olympic equestrian disciplines, and she was the epitome of courage," she said in a telephone interview.
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I love that the word encourage literally means to impart courage ... that's who the military spouse community is for me — it's courage by proxy.
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The statue will show Fawcett holding a placard with the message "Courage calls to courage everywhere," taken from a speech she gave in 1913.
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To the Iranian people, I say you showed courage on the playing field and today you showed the same courage in the streets of Iran.
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Today's events suggest that may require more bureaucratic courage than we may have anticipated, indeed perhaps more bureaucratic courage than the bureaucracy can routinely muster.
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The decision that the people of Britain have just made was indeed an act of courage — the courage of a people who embrace their freedom.
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" She added, "It takes a little bit of courage to overcome the political obstacles on the Republican side, and that courage did not manifest itself.
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Foreman: Reza had absolute courage in the midst of desperation, and what I don't see is a carry-over today of that kind of courage.
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If you've been building up the courage to make the first move or deepen your relationship, this transit will help you to build your courage.
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If you want kids to learn courage, for example, they need to see attempts at courage and courageous acts being repeated and rewarded throughout the movie.
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"We've been just humbled by this outpouring from audiences saying that Alex's courage gives them courage and that they're inspired to pursue their dreams," she said.
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But the courage that I saw, the courage that invited me to share my own story, was so profound, so moving, so intense, and so powerful.
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"I'm not suggesting all of a sudden everyone's going to project a new sense of courage and political courage," Biden said during fundraiser in New York.
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UPCOMING: THE PROFILE IN COURAGE AWARDS On Sunday, Jack will host the annual John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Awards — live from the JFK Library in Boston.
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Et c'est bel et bien un acte de courage que la décision que vient de prendre le peuple britannique, le courage de ceux qui assument leur liberté.
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"Thank you for the courage but in our medicine, courage cannot be a one-off action," Mr. Zelensky said, faulting her for poor service in Ukrainian hospitals.
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"He had courage, the courage to do what he thought was right," said Maree Ma, a general manager at an independent Chinese-language media company in Sydney.
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Microsoft has true technological courage — the courage to try selling new things, to risk failure in the marketplace, to learn from its mistakes, to present a coherent vision.
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"President Obama has embodied the definition of courage that my grandfather cites in the opening lines of 'Profiles in Courage': grace under pressure," Schlossberg said in a statement.
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President Kennedy began his famous book "Profiles in Courage" by quoting Ernest Hemingway about that most admirable of human virtues, courage, which Hemingway defined as grace under pressure.
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With the help of a New Jersey drug court, she found the courage to confront that trauma and reclaim her life — and the courage to talk about it.
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I also know the courage it takes to recover from a shooting like this, and I know Steve and everyone there this morning have such courage in great supply.
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The next time we journalists demand "courage" of the politicians, let's first take care to prove that we know what the word means, and to exhibit some courage ourselves.
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Leo Fisher, the chaplain of the Hudson Valley chapter of Courage, said last week that Father Timone remained active with the chapter "informally," counseling Courage members and their families.
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" The International Tibet Network awarded him the Tenzin Delek Rinpoche Medal of Courage, recognizing his "courage and dedication to promoting Tibetan human rights and justice for the Tibetan people.
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That takes courage—the courage to step outside France's party system, to defend complex arguments against polarising sound bites and to stand for optimism in an age of identity politics.
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That's what the ordinary courage of everyday people can inspire when you're paying attention, the quiet sturdy courage of ordinary people doing the right thing day in and day out.
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His mantra, which could help many others facing a devastating health setback, is that recovery takes determination, focus, resiliency, persistence and courage — the courage to weather repeated setbacks and frustrations.
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Laverne Cox, who selected Brené Brown: The Call to Courage, a documentary about choosing courage over comfort, also noted the importance of Orange is the New Black for her career.
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Yes, it would have taken a bit of courage to do that, but not nearly the courage needed to enter a high school where death was literally in the air.
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At such moments, it's necessary for us to show courage in challenging the status quo and in fighting the good fight but also show the courage to listen to one another and seek common ground and embrace principled compromise Courage, President Kennedy knew, requires something more than just the absence of fear.
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"Through your actions you demonstrated there is no love more pure, and no courage more great than the love and courage that burns in the hearts of American patriots," he added.
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In this context, we assume the moment of courage is breaking the silence -- which requires immense courage -- but in reality, life after the silence is broken can be the hardest part.
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Brad and Nick Schlaikowski founded Courage MKE, an organization that provides housing and resources to homeless LGBTQ teens, in 2015, and this past June, expanded the operation to include Courage House.
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"The courage needed to solve climate change is nothing compared to the courage needed to start a family," said Lee, standing on the Senate floor next to a picture of babies.
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If she has the courage to look, it is at least in part because of her subjects' courage to let her look at them in all their quotidian joy and pain.
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The bronze statue, which shows Ms. Fawcett holding a banner reading "Courage Calls to Courage Everywhere," was installed in part to celebrate the centenary this year of women's suffrage in Britain.
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But you reached out to me – that took courage.
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Mark – your tenacity & courage inspire so many of us.
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Thank you for your courage & keep on keepin' on!
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We need your straight talk, your strength & your courage.
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" The courage "to move on and try something else.
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Honesty; integrity; courage — these are qualities you can't buy.
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He recently wrote an essay for TIME in which he called for "courage" on the Syrian refugee crisis and praised the recipient of this year's JFK Profile in Courage Award, Connecticut Gov.
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Each year the JFK library gives the Profile In Courage Award to elected officials who demonstrate the courage to act on behalf of the greater good, often against their own self interest.
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"I wanted you to see what real courage is, instead of getting the idea that courage is a man with a gun in his hand," Atticus says to Scout at one point.
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I had the courage to report the crime, go through an investigation, wait all these years to testify I have had to courage to keep on living so that I can testify.
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Over the years, I've witnessed the courage of athletes in Olympic Games but I've never seen greater Olympic courage than that shown by our women gymnasts in the courtroom in Lansing, Michigan.
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It's a perfect image of war for inspiring new officer candidates, right in line with youthful notions of what war is and what kind of courage it takes — physical courage, full stop.
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"I want to thank the whistleblower for their courage," he said, while appealing to the other officials with such knowledge to show the "same kind of courage" this other whistleblower has shown.
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President John F. Kennedy once wrote a book about profiles in courage, describing United States senators who demonstrated fearless courage against great odds to do what is right for their state and country.
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Dion is currently on the road in her Courage World Tour, her newest concert tour — and first in over a decade — in celebration of her highly anticipated twelfth English-language studio album, Courage.
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If the members of our armed services have the courage to go fight and die in these wars, as Congress we ought to have the courage to vote for them or against them.
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Truth and courage aren't always comfortable, but they're never weakness.
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But through it all, I saw her courage and bravery.
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Now is the time for courage, out in the open.
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At 16, I'm finding the courage to use my voice.
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The question, according to Thiel, tests both originality and courage.
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So be intellectually honest — and have the courage to change.
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There will be no profiles in courage on their votes.
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It will show hiring managers your sincerity, courage and humility.
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"It is something that takes a lot courage to do."
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Your support has been his source of strength and courage.
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Whether that constitutes "courage" or not is up to you.
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But this is not courage; this is animal rights abuse.
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The courage to fight was a trait of her ancestors.
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Hala's strength and courage throughout her experiences is supremely admirable.
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They can't take away our love, our fortitude, our courage.
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"We have to have courage right now," the pastor said.
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But in courage and certainty, she tops all of them.
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It's not just about having courage and blurting it out.
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There was courage, as I read today, about Lt. Col.
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" Syv de Blare: "To me, courage is something that's cyclical.
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Would that more Republicans had shown that kind of courage.
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It was a moment of stunning clarity and singular courage.
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" She continued: "His courage and compassion created equality for everyone.
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"Ilhan is a leader of strength and courage," Sanders said.
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There's that theme of cowardice and courage in the book.
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Then he displayed another rare form of bravery — moral courage.
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It tends to generate courage in Negroes outside the movement.
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They just don't have the courage to actually say it.
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Not technical mastery, but ruthlessness, courage, and singularity of purpose.
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Shahd, however, actually had the courage to try it herself.
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Courage, by definition, involves doing something that makes you afraid.
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Thank you to my artistic community who give me courage.
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Trying to find the courage to report your own abuse?
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She also highlighted what she called "courage" from Democratic Sen.
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They slowly grew to admire each other's courage and honor.
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We had big ideas and the courage to pursue them.
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Hopefully, more of them have the courage to come forward.
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She turned to words describing compromise, courage and working together.
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As a political culture, we are drowning in false courage.
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Inspired by King's courage, Hood reached out to her immediately.
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Melania today was presenting the "International Women of Courage" award.
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Embracing the journey requires courage and a shift in thinking.
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"You have to have strength and courage to move forward."
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It's about having the courage to choose hope over fear.
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TAKE COURAGE, FOR THE WORST IS AHARBINGER OF THE BEST.
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But they find courage and positivity in his unwavering determination.
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Jackie gets to decide on the courage to forgive vs.
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I'm taken aback by their strength and courage and determination.
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We can find the courage to get mobilized and organized.
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We're very grateful for that individual's courage in coming forward.
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"He gave me the courage to go forward," she wrote.
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What I have learned is, asking for help takes courage.
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Those are the things I have the courage to perform.
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Our twenties had been full of rock music and courage.
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"It takes courage to choose hope over fear," Zuckerberg said.
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All that courage will lead you to dangerous places, Capheus.
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It's time for some profiles in courage on Capitol Hill.
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"We commend her courage in coming forward," the letter says.
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"His courage and compassion created equality for everyone," she continued.
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He had more integrity and courage than you'll ever have.
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It takes enormous courage to come out in high school.
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The courage to let others know that we are vulnerable.
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We're humbled by their resilience and inspired by their courage.
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And I think accomplishing that ... took courage by the band.
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Mandela's Way: Lessons on Life, Love, and Courage – Stengel 35.
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He has also shown admirable courage in condemning Putin's harassment.
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It looks like Apple is about to redefine courage. Again.
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And more than occasionally, politicians are not profiles in courage.
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Israel honored the Żabińskis for their courage as Righteous Ones
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Maybe I'll find the courage to show it to you.
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This movie ultimately is about [Laurie's] courage to face it.
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Narratives are always more powerful when they have the courage
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Far too many don't have the courage of their convictions.
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It takes courage to be a faggot or a dyke.
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We commend first responders whose bravery & faithful courage saved lives.
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Before we finished, Kander gave his views on political courage.
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If only his friends had the courage to bring it.
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I see great courage in many of you right now.
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This requires some practice, courage — and instruction from the server.
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I found peril and adventure, and the courage to survive.
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" Fallon also thanked the class for their "courage" and "bravery.
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Here's my PRAYER: Congress finds the courage to do it.
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We have to have the courage to take a chance.
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We MUST have the moral and political courage to #abolishICE.
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You just have to have courage at the right time.
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"He gave me the courage to stand up," Eminem wrote.
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Justice would be done because of her integrity and courage.
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So does the courage and dedication of children like Anya.
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But I have also been amazed by my mother's courage.
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" ACLU SoCal called her testimony "a shining act of courage.
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But I mustered up the courage and had a bite.
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I have always led with courage for nearly two decades.
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This regime has not demonstrated the courage required to lead.
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Their strength and courage inspires me to do the same.
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Too many of them simply lack the courage to act.
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But there's also drama, courage and sometimes unbelievably great looks.
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"You must gather the courage to face failures," Zhou added.
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"They lack the courage to make a difference," Haley said.
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You have the courage to be who you really are.
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Trump praised the courage and sacrifice of Army Staff Sgt.
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G.G. Courage is not just running blindly into burning buildings.
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I cannot tell you how much I admire our courage.
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It took courage for those Democrats to take that stand.
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We see too little of this sort of courage today.
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Nobody's had the political courage to take care of it.
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That would take courage in today's climate of neoliberal austerity.
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We need to bring that courage into the voting booth.
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Retirement system reform will require political courage from all involved.
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Balances, jumps, speed, musicality, incisiveness, courage: She has all those.
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Can you imagine the courage that these young people had?
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We need some more of that kind of courage today.
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To me it was a thrilling tale of doomed courage.
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That resiliency and courage is bigger than Democrats versus Republicans.
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Money and booze always give guys like these liquid courage.
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Fear is the opportunity for courage, not proof of cowardice.
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And we were meant to have the courage for it.
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With Buddhist chanting giving her the courage to leave Ike?
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Some pundits praised his courage in making such a proposal.
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But they also have the courage of their own convictions.
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Our International Desk brings you two modern profiles in courage.
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Billy McDonald thinks antifa needs to dig deeper for courage.
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For example, courage is evident in a loud, empathic voice.
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But the court's decision is no profile in moral courage.
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Taking responsibility means having the courage to think things through.
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The abundance of courage came from an abundance of faith.
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"I thank you for having the courage to do so."
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He also had the courage to set the goals high.
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Thank you to the editors for the courage to publish.
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California's climate narrative is one of courage and global leadership.
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Though the trial was a farce, overturning it took courage.
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"I hope someone else has the courage to do this."
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Neither has the courage or the desire to do so.
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"It takes real courage to work this beat," she said.
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But our team has so much courage, chutzpah and swagger.
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Mr. DeMonaco hadn't had the courage of his dystopian convictions.
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She was so, so brave, and she gave me courage.
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"You need courage to play for Manchester United," Fellaini said.
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Hitler served with courage as a messenger, and was decorated.
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Senate Republicans owe us the courage of their private convictions.
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"People want a sense of political courage," Ms. Allison said.
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Looking for a song to screw up your courage with?
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But you do need to bring courage to the table.
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"Speak up as much as your courage allows," she said.
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Truly inclusive leaders have three traits: curiosity, humility, and courage.
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But Republicans in Congress didn't possess that courage of conviction.
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It requires moral courage to stand up to this President.
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COURAGE TO SOAR by Simone Biles with Michelle Burford (Zondervan).
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His tireless courage inspired us to rise above the devastation.
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She was an individual of great courage, conviction and tenacity.
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It's a memoir of pure poetry and courage and invention.
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Have I got the sustaining courage to cut it through?
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Her courage, honesty and doggedness are evident on every page.
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Moral courage is an essential quality in a functioning democracy.
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A new example of moral courage now lies before them.
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It was a moment of clarity and courage for me.
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We will forever be grateful for his courage and heroism.
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That's something that would take no small amount of courage.
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The women of courage we honor here today are heroes.
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There must be some who have the courage — the guts!
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Gilbert describes what courage is and what it is not.
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As artists and writers know, a creative life takes courage.
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I work up my courage and go into the room.
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I wish I could say I handled it with courage.
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She's a real profile in courage and determination and intelligence.
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" She added, "I think it took a lot of courage.
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It's the kind of courage we don't see much anymore.
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Her grit was her diploma; her courage was her credential.
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I was captivated by Anita Hill's courage, strength and bravery.
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Instead, gather all your courage and speak to your supervisor.
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CHRONICLES OF COURAGE: STORIES OF WARTIME AND INNOVATION on flyingheritage.
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We'll see if they have the courage to step up.
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Confronting young men about it takes a lot of courage.
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One has to admire Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's courage.
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Madam Speaker, we have seen Republican courage throughout our history.
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"Let us never forget what courage looks like," she wrote.
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I've also found the courage to sing at open mics.
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People are showing courage by getting comfortable with being uncomfortable.
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Courage Greek bothers, my thoughts and prayers are with you.
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Courage, determination, and relentless drive made him a great leader.
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Changing your belief system and expanding your vision takes courage.
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And maybe a few wassails, for courage, before heading out.
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Fortunately, people with civic courage are working to protect them.
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It's about what it takes to achieve that. Courage. Discipline.
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We also need more pundits to show some courage, too.
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"It takes tremendous courage to publicly disclose it," he said.
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You have to have the courage to deliver tough messages.
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I will be praying for church leaders to find courage.
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This has less to do with courage than with convenience.
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The prince faces dangers, shows courage, learns the tiger's ways.
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"This was an act of enormous political courage," he said.
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We need people to have the courage to do it.
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We're all looking for courage because we're all so afraid.
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Here's hoping other Republicans show the same courage as McGahn.
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Lastly, don't stop at finding the courage to come out.
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"It might give them courage to come forward," she said.
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Educate yourself, and have the courage to reject cultural norms.
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I'd like to thank them, thank Charlottesville for their courage.
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It's about having the courage to reject the status quo.
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Jayapal for her courage in sharing her own abortion story.
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WM: Now all together … KS: One, two, three … ALL: Courage!
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Let's stand with people who have courage, who have resilience.
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It shows the strength and courage of the average American.
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But we must have the courage to stay the course.
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"We need courage to recognize truth in adversity," said Falcon.
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"Right now she needs courage, so I'm sending her all my courage, and my inner strength, and my stability, and the love and respect I do have for other artists," Dion told Entertainment Tonight.
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A year after the company's marketing chief made the infamous "courage" comment about ditching the headphone jack, I think Apple showed genuine courage in going with the huge redesign that the iPhone X represents.
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Posted by Online Civil Courage Initiative on Monday, January 18, 2016 The Online Civil Courage initiative is the latest of various efforts to prevent the facilitation of online extremism and hate on social media.
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ET. "Faced with unrelenting political opposition, President Obama has embodied the definition of courage that my grandfather cites in the opening lines of Profiles in Courage: 'Grace under pressure,' " Jack said in a statement.
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Some particular highlights include Mary Lovelace O'Neal's "Running Freed More Slaves Than Lincoln Ever Did" (19903); Patterson's "…we lost…for those who bear/bare witness" (2018); and Geta Brătescu's "Mutter Courage (Mother Courage)" (1966).
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The phrase included on the statue's banner — "Courage calls to courage everywhere" — is an excerpt from a speech made by Fawcett reflecting on the death of Emily Wilding-Davidson at the 1913 Epsom Derby.
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Amash was not demonstrating "courage" by attacking Trump any more than Senator Bernie Sanders had demonstrated "courage" by attacking Hillary Clinton when he was competing with her for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2016.
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"Over the years, I've witnessed the courage of athletes in Olympic Games but I've never seen greater Olympic courage than that shown by our women gymnasts in the courtroom in Lansing, Michigan," Romney tweeted.
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The bronze statue, which shows a middle-aged Ms. Fawcett holding a banner reading "Courage Calls to Courage Everywhere," was installed in part to celebrate the centenary of women's suffrage in Britain this year.
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If I look at Egypt which went through a really tough time and where the Egyptian people have shown courage and the Egyptian leader courage, we have seen growth up more than five percent.
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Schiff did patronizingly praise Amash for his "courage" albeit in much the same way that liberals had used to praise the late Senator John McCain for his "courage" every time he defied his own party.
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I am in awe of her bravery, courage, tenacity, and strength.
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Bibi commented on the "enormous courage and resilience" of the survivors.
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Speaking up in a thoughtful way shows great courage and intelligence.
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This survival kit has almost everything you need, except unending courage.
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And, you know, it&aposs not as though it takes courage.
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It gave me the courage to grow and do different things.
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Tom has tremendous courage for bringing his own struggle to light.
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Of course, it takes courage to go out and stand there.
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Take courage, for the worst is a harbinger of the best.
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Take courage, for the worst is the harbinger of the best.
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But it takes Isabella's courage to bring it all to light.
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But President Trump has courage to take them on when necessary.
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Your life and your beautiful mind, courage & freedom not in vain.
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My character is using it to draw courage, hope, and survival.
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And of course it was his intellect, it was his courage.
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Donald J. Trump had the courage and vision to do that.
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Maybe we will find more courage to do the hard things.
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What injustice would I still, somehow, find the courage to defy?
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It is the story of courage, honor, duty, loyalty, and love.
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That has demanded great strength and personal courage from you all.
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" But, Abbott said, "He didn't have the courage to commit suicide.
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Thankful for all the compassion, honesty & courage in people❤️ pic.twitter.
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But Kim gave me the courage to pick up a barbell.
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Washington served his country with courage, dignity, and great personal sacrifice.
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But it took me 173 months to work up the courage.
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We are proud of the courage of this 34-year veteran.
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She often wishes she had more of their confidence, more courage.
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Two years elapsed before he summoned the courage to call Phogat.
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McGillis' courage as his body withered away stuck with Coughlin forever.
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Even Dany looks on in awe and trepidation at Jon's courage.
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If you like, I lack the courage of my complacency. Why?
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" Democrats are laughingly saying that McCain had a "moment of courage.
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Twitter has shown the courage to eliminate high-profile miscreants before.
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Not Truth and Courage, which was also known simply as TNC.
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She just recently mustered the courage to go grocery shopping again.
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"I had the courage to push the status quo," he said.
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Their disbelief gave me the courage to speak up for myself.
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She showed a lot of courage and a lot of heart.
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If there is courage in that, I fail to see it.
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I am deeply proud of Emma's courage, grace, and artistic integrity.
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The writers seem to lack the courage of their conviction, however.
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The foundation of risk-taking in business is courage, Iger says.
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Yes. Pride for the courage you've shown by telling this story?
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You give me strength and courage and fight that is incomparable.
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Would you find the courage to share your accomplishments with strangers?
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Notebook Lately I've been thinking about the notion of false courage.
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They give the people new courage and a sense of unity.
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Netanyahu thanked Trump for "having the courage to keep your promises".
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But only one of them had the courage to be truthful.
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I still haven't worked up the courage to try shrooms again.
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Anita Hill was named the recipient of the PEN Courage Award.
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We applaud your courage in coming forward for the public good.
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The world desperately needs a leader with Gorbachev's vision and courage.
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The newfound courage of Mr Flake and Mr Corker is welcome.
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Thanks man hope he grows with an ounce of your courage!
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"My mother lived fiercely with courage and love," Noth tells PEOPLE.
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I am proud of the bravery and courage of our officers.
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If the judges' courage was unexpected, the Islamists' reply is predictable.
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Two films temper horrifying images with stories of courage and nobility.
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"I have the courage to admit I made mistakes," he said.
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It's the courage to feel like they can change the world.
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" He went on to praise Sarandon for her "courage" and "strength.
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But eventually politicians mustered courage to stand up to Mr Slim.
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We should all find the courage to admit we're at fault.
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Sending lots of strength and courage to his family and friends .
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Your skill and courage saved many lives and represented true strength.
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Having the courage to experiment with alternative solutions is the second.
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It takes courage to make that effort and learn new stuff.
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Have the strength and courage to break the code of silence.
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It takes courage to say you were wrong about almost everything.
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And I also remember the courage, the persistence and the perseverance.
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Spreading her message of courage, she inspired a multitude of people.
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But it also took tremendous courage to take on this fight.
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It is a self-made fiction, but it gives you courage.
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" Philippe told a Reuters photographer: "I have a lot of courage.
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The best way to honor their courage is to keep listening.
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He doesn't have the moral courage to do the right thing.
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This courage is in every person in our company now. 22.
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It's hard to speak up — to have courage to speak up.
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He leaves a legacy of courage, of service, and of hope.
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It of course takes a lot of courage to do this.
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" Ferrera agreed, adding "It takes courage to speak truth to power.
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TAKE COURAGE, FOR THE WORST IS A HARBINGER OF THE BEST.
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"I think the star of this film is human courage, bravery."
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I think he is someone of great integrity and great courage.
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"The courage I got is from my mom," he told Refinery29.
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"He fought with such courage in everything he did," List said.
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Unlike courage or compassion, it doesn't come with an instruction manual.
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A fellow named Samuel Clemens once expertly defined courage for us.
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But it may give us courage to take the next steps.
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"She is a woman of great courage & immense ability," Soubry said.
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It's just having the courage to put yourself out there again.
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It takes a lot of courage to be the first ones.
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They've grown to distort this criticism into a declaration of courage.
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The courage to go out in the world looking like that.
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At the least, theirs is courage to tell your children about.
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It takes even greater courage to stand up to your friends.
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Gabrielle Giffords's (D-Ariz.) organization, Giffords: Courage to Fight Gun Violence.
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At least ISIS had the courage to not hide its crimes.
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Every day police officers are serving with courage, honor and skill.
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It takes courage to face your fears and push forward anyway.
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It may take tremendous courage to write a life review letter.
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Other Republican leaders also demonstrated political courage when the time came.
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And 20 years later, it still took courage to write this.
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I got the courage to ask Venus Williams for a photograph.
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"Ilhan Omar is a leader with strength and courage," wrote Sen.
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But it begins and ends with the artist and their courage.
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I am awed by the personal and political courage that took.
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"When my marriage was stopped, it gave me courage," she says.
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They're absent the will and political courage to see this through.
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But he finally decides change can happen, if courage is involved.
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Show that you have the courage exemplified by our founding fathers.
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All of that displays another essential quality for a President -- courage.
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"It's an act of courage to let go," Mr. Simon said.
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Rebecca had the passion, energy and courage to pursue her talent.
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And this kind of courage is required from all of us.
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I'd like to see the same courage out of our lawmakers.
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No one, until now, has had the courage to implement them.
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Ms. Merkel has won foreign plaudits for her courage and constancy.
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And one epic life was written the courage of our country.
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Courage Foundation anticipated that the judge would rule in Love's favour.
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With the courage to campaign and to win from the center.
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The 2016 election cycle has not produced many profiles in courage.
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I didn't have the courage to go to the protests myself.
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If only I'd had the courage to sincerely ask for advice.
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Words like 'vulnerability' and 'courage' are used in the same breath.
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Schuele says it takes courage to seize these seizures up front.
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A woman must have courage to really live in this world.
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These men have courage; they are going directly to the gatekeepers.
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But we're glad she had the courage to talk about it.
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Over time, he developed the courage to present a broadcast himself.
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His ballet accomplishments have given him courage in his other endeavors.
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Carlson says it was her parents who instilled courage in her.
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But political courage does not seem to be his strong suit.
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That's the kind of independence and courage we need in Washington.
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Ghafari was honored for her courage by the US State Department.
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It's a well-deserved honor, for courage that's well documented here.
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Or surpass themselves by demonstrating courage and a sense of community.
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The desperation of mortality can also yield the lucidity of courage.
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American voters have often drawn on a deep reserve of courage.
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I would have loved to see the courage of the university.
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"It hurts deep in the gut," Courage midfielder McCall Zerboni said.
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"In the beginning, it took a lot of courage," she said.
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"They say 'courage' — O.K., you have to be courageous," he said.
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That woman deserves a statue for her courage, not a silencing.
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Delaying a vote isn't a profile in courage, it's a cleanup.
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Why did they not have the courage to do something earlier?
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The courage to attack Barcelona, to make their illustrious opponent run.
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I don't dismiss the courage it took Flake to write this.
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In those cases, fear, not courage, is an officer's best defense.
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I didn't have the courage and readiness they credited me with.
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There will be no morning news shows to praise their courage.
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He is doing something nobody else had the courage to do.
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You have to have the courage to do the right thing.
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I couldn't muster the courage to ask people to get lunch.
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It also requires a significant amount of courage and self-possession.
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It will take even more courage and farsightedness to save it.
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"I was fascinated by her courage and her presence," he said.
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You're being recognized for your courage, and you're setting new goals.
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One explanation could be that the President simply lacks political courage.
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I'd like to face death with the courage of my grandmother.
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Gandhi Ji, or Bapu, continues to give courage to millions globally.
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Dannel Malloy accepted them, eventually winning a Profile in Courage award.
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How many truly have the courage to lead a life apart?
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It gives him the courage to slowly look into the future.
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Boris Lurie in America: He Had the Courage to Say NO!
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Boris Lurie in America: He Had the Courage to Say NO!
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In astrology, Mars is associated with sex, attraction, energy, and courage.
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Congress must muster the courage to help prevent gun violence. Sen.
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The whole 5 Things family appreciates their sacrifice, courage and leadership.
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His focus on stories of American courage and resilience were powerful.
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"[We'll] reward political courage, but we won't let up the pressure."
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You survived — and are thriving — because of your courage and resilience.
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Instead, they continued to exist — with dignity and courage and love.
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From the well of the Senate, two profiles in courage emerged.
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Romney, on the other hand, was an actual profile in courage.
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One recent afternoon, I actually summoned the courage to join them.
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You give me the courage to do something I've never done.
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Iranians rejoiced at the retaliation, saying it showed defiance and courage.
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Wednesday: -- Melania Trump participates in the International Women of Courage Celebration.
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Mr. Trump praised Mr. McCain's courage in returning to the capital.
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"It took every bit of courage I had to do that."
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Courage: Tori Gray is a 12th-grader in Grand Isle, Louisiana.
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Paralympic Games mascot "Bandabi" represents courage and strong willpower, organizers said.
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Now we need that same courage when the cameras are on.
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But the political courage to implement these ideas has been lacking.
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The fourth branch functions with remarkable speed, expertise, courage and dedication.
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But it was the real Mary Tyler Moore who symbolized courage.
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Ambassador, you've shown the courage to come forward today and testify.
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Heading to a campus of 34,303 this past fall required courage.
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But it will not erode our determination, courage in the future.
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And Arafat didn't have the courage to tell his people that.
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Seeking a wizard to give us some courage for a rewatch.
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Just eight Republicans had the courage to support this commonsense policy.
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"There must be more political courage and wisdom," the report said.
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In their favor, apart from their own courage, is the internet.
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Summon the courage to vote for our constitution and our democracy.
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And when I disagree, I have the courage to say so.
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We will pray that the plaintiffs have courage, strength and perseverance.
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But she couldn't muster the courage to take that first step.
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Thank you, Senator Akaka, for your legacy of courage and love.
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I didn't recognize it until later, but that moment was courage.
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She hopes to "promote courage and resilience in the Venezuelan youth."
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In granting her clemency, Tennessee's governor showed compassion, and political courage.
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Not only are their symptoms invisible, but their courage is also.
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Not only are their symptoms invisible, but their courage is also.
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Abraham Lincoln tried to live a life of honesty and courage.
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President Donald Trump thanked first responders for their courage on Twitter.
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I sat in my car, gathering courage to turn the key.
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I gave her a courage metal to wear around her neck.
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But now look at the courage threshold you have to have.
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Annotation is basically the courage to say it to your face.
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Because hate, ugliness, evil, and prejudice cannot silence love, courage, good.
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With every act of courage, there is the potential of retaliation.
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I think it speaks to her knowledge and genius about what was appropriate for that work," Plant explains, "She maintained her courage, the courage of her conviction to have the narrative remain as it was written.
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He also served on the committee that chose the recipient of the John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage award — an honor that has been given since 1989 to someone who shows an act of political courage.
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"It is my fervent hope and the hope of millions that, regardless of party, such courage is still possible," Obama said while accepting a "Profile in Courage" award at the John F. Kennedy Library in Boston.
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Fawcett is represented in middle age, with her head held high, gazing straight at the Houses of Parliament and holding a banner that reads "Courage calls to courage everywhere", a quote from one of her speeches.
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But on Mother's Day — and every day — let us be reminded of the courage of the grandmother who shared her family's story with me, and let us mark her courage with our action and constant vigilance.
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President Barack Obama was given the 2017 John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award on Sunday, and he used his speech to urge members of Congress to exhibit courage in the current battle over health care.
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"My point in the Senate is that yes, this is going to require moral courage, and that's difficult to muster, particularly when that courage is in the form of disagreeing with your own party," he said.
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"If a French president has the courage to set a clear signal for Europe after his election, then Germany must have the courage to rethink its own deadlocked positions within the monetary union," Mr. Gabriel said.
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If I hadn't pursued music I hope I would've had the courage to pursue acting, but it's easier to have the courage to say "fuck you" to everyone and everything if there's more of you doing it.
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" He added: "If members of our military can find the courage to deploy to a war zone, our members of Congress ought to be able to summon the courage to take tough votes on war and peace.
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IT TAKES courage to mess with one of France's most-loved brands.
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Rick Scott formally thanked Orange County public safety members for their courage.
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She says she finally mustered up the courage to tell her story.
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"It takes courage and strength to be empathetic," she said last fall.
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Later, Bella finally got the courage to say something to Cena herself.
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It also celebrates their courage and determination throughout history and the present.
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Because of that courage, a bullfight is a race and a show.
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We need to approach this technology, and others, with integrity and courage.
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Named after the God of War, Mars rules attraction, energy, and courage.
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It took so much courage to do what she did years ago.
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For the fact that she has a courage to take it on.
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This courage to persevere and remain optimistic was evident in her letters.
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Courage wasted by misdirection is the most heart-breaking of all tragedies.
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I hope my peers have the moral courage to call it such.
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He was widely praised for his composure and courage during the incident.
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You also have the rare courage to seize those opportunities without procrastination.
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Will they have the courage to step up to these new challenges?
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I thank these lawmakers for their leadership and applaud their undeniable courage.
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Never are we on the front lines battling evil. Wonder. Power. Courage.
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Reflecting on the absence but also remembering the strength and courage. pic.twitter.
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He was a brilliant example on how to face disease with courage.
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"Have the courage to believe in yourself and your future," she says.
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Our hearts are with the Warmbier family for their strength and courage.
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And have the courage to suffer the contempt of the sophisticated world.
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John McCain said the decision "devalues the courage of real whistle-blowers".
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Putting the right policies in place will take courage, patience, and leadership.
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Filmmakers just need the courage and support to tell that story too. ●
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Most people on their own are not heroes, but courage is contagious.
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And I don't need lessons from you on courage -- political or personal.
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" Weld said, "Ours is a nation built on courage, resilience, and independence.
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Lam also praised Lui's courage and urged other victims to come forward.
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"I've come out on the other side, and that gives me courage."
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He didn't have the courage to stand up and face the president.
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Weiss celebrates their persistence and courage but does not sugarcoat their racism.
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Remaining within them would require political courage, but has clear economic benefits.
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Courage is marching across the Edmund Pettus bridge in Selma in 1965.
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What's important here is that you confronted him, which took tremendous courage.
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It took a lot of courage to confront him as you did.
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And I learned from my wife that you've got to have courage.
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Courage began to replace the fear that tried to penetrate my heart.
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But it's telling that few have the courage to say it publicly.
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But for Japan to prosper, Japan's firms must swap caution for courage.
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Trump has said the deputy — who has defended his actions — lacked courage.
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Nobody had the courage to explain to me the reason for it.
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He said Brussels had been timid and lacked courage on the matter.
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I am grateful to them for their courage, and inspired by them.
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Apple has again mustered up the "courage" to toy with our emotions.
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These professionals have shown the courage to see wrongdoing and expose it.
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Thank you, President Trump, for having the courage to keep your promises.
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No. She had tremendous fear and went anyway, which is real courage.
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He has the strength, the courage the will to get it done.
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They require deep introspection to uncover and even greater courage to address.
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I wish you and everyone involved in this movement strength and courage.
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These planetary shifts give us the courage to find out for real.
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Gretchen Carlson not only had courage, she had something more important: evidence.
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"Somehow, I found the courage to push through that hesitation," said Sasser.
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Whether he has the courage to persist still remains to be seen.
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Harris' courage and the degree to which she's speaking to the issue.
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And most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition.
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"The abundance of courage came from an abundance of faith," Trump said.
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The lack of moral courage with remain a burden on their souls.
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The lack of moral courage will remain a burden on their souls.
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My children and my husband gave me the courage to go on.
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Where did you find the courage to run a blog like this?
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In fact, "You may for awhile regret your experimental courage," Strmiska admits.
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BreadTalk Group also believes in learning and having the courage to try.
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We don't have a justice system with the courage to convict everyone,
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Huge thanks to Lucy Zelic for having the courage to be herself.
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But I just worked up the courage to tell them one day.
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They are loyalty, duty, respect, selfless service, honor, integrity, and personal courage.
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O'Rourke has said Democrats should show courage in pushing for gun reforms.
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Diving into the wiki for Blazblue requires a certain kind of courage.
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He did so with his words, courage and intellect, not with guns.
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All it took was someone with enough courage to pull it off.
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Finally, one of them drew the courage to pull down the sheet.
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In real-life, she draws courage from a special person — her mom.
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One year later, Ferraiolo mustered up the courage to schedule top surgery.
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Why not let history record your moment of true courage and patriotism?
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But they exhibited, once they started engaging, they exhibited great, great courage.
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Courage and empathy don't always come easily, but they're worth the effort.
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"Jacqueline and Angel Rayos-Garcia are the definition of courage," Grijalva said.
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It took her a lot of courage for her to come forward.
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And both found the courage to change how the world sees them.
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But most of the courage shown at Verdun was that of endurance.
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The courage to show what is inside of every one of us.
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We'll find out if the Trump administration confuses moral courage with loyalty.
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On the other hand, some viewers might appreciate the candidate's extraordinary courage.
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" Earnest said the Obama administration has "demonstrated the courage to do that.
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She said Takai showed "courage and strength" in his fight against cancer.
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"She has more courage than I've ever seen in anybody," Heather says.
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"He was a man who showed great courage and determination," he said.
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To learn more about 22KILL and Honor Courage Commitment, please visit 22kill.
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Could Apple be referring to its own "courage" in snubbing consumer demand?
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We know, and we must have the courage to make it happen.
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Courage to venture into areas in which they are definitely not experts.
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Yes, more courage would be nice, but electoral calculations usually win out.
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Four police dogs will receive the first "AKC Paw of Courage" medals.
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I used to work for Gabby Giffords, who talked about having courage.
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"Every one of those gave me a little more courage," Lacy says.
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"It just takes that courage to take the first step," Anziano says.
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And she summoned the courage to ask him to do something more.
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But they lack the courage to do so, which makes them cowards.
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It takes a lot of bravery and courage to face these situations.
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" Steele said he hopes other victims "understand that and see that courage.
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It's the courage to raise the child that makes you a father.
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I believe this country needs a movement rooted in compassion and courage.
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You've got to have a lot of courage to take him on.
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His courage & indomitable spirit have inspired millions in America & across the globe.
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It's more than I have often had the courage to ask for.
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But screw your courage to the sticking place And we'll not fail.
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At Lloyd's prompting, he praised her courage and integrity in coming forward.
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Shehadeh describes with courage and grace the internal struggle to remain fair.
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Nonetheless, they lacked the political courage to stand up to their base.
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With her status came a newfound courage to openly discuss her past.
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Andrew Jackson said that one man with courage can make a majority.
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The following are virtues: 'patience, courage, humility, resourcefulness, reason, justice, and creativity.
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We must only have the courage and vision to show the way.
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Without President Trump's determination, resolve, courage we would not be here today.
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But few have the courage to expose it publicly as Ellis did.
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I know it took a lot of courage to tell that story.
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" Jesus' response was "Take courage, it is I, do not be afraid.
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We won't always agree, by I admire your courage and knowledgeable advocacy.
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Unlike Obama, they lack the political courage to exercise their constitutional powers.
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And he continues to fight with courage on behalf of other men.
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It's the courage to raise a child that makes you a father.
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We just need to have the courage to present them with conviction.
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What we can take out of this is a lot of courage.
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Each stone features a word of encouragement like courage, believe, and love.
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That would take some genuine courage and intellectual integrity on your part.
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He was right, and the country was better off for his courage.
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I hve long history of respecting ppl w courage to step fwd.
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They just can't seem to find the courage to break from him.
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The leaders of the GOP are not exactly exhibiting profiles in courage.
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Does this country have the courage to take responsibility for its actions?
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She was a journalist who died doing her job with great courage.
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Thank you, E. Jean Carroll, for your courage in sharing your story.
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I celebrate the courage of our political leaders in times like this.
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Who will have the courage to say what they know is true?
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For John, it was simply a natural reflex of courage and character.
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And leave wearing your I VOTED sticker as a badge of courage.
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Our courage, determination, and commitment has proved it time and time again.
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In my experience as a CHamoru, this includes respect, collectivism, and courage.
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"We can be whatever we have the courage to see," AOC concluded.
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Back then, Donald Trump portrayed Comey's actions as a profile in courage.
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We embraced it and baldness became an act of courage and bravery.
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But Hank Williams had the courage to stand up and sing it.
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Mere words of opposition do not amount to a profile in courage.
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Rather than a profile in courage, this was just the ultimate hedge.
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Pompeo hosts the annual International Women of Courage Awards at 10 a.m.
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"Senior Planet gave me courage," said Ms. Goldberg, a retired social worker.
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Use this time to engage in activities that bestow confidence and courage.
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Take a breath ... drum up some courage ... and check out the pic.
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Alcohol gives some male customers the courage to say the nastiest things.
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To survive, Senghor knew he had to choose between fear or courage.
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"Undaunted Courage," Stephen E. Ambrose I am obsessed with the subject matter.
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Eventually, I worked up the courage to invest in the stock market.
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It's the women who have taught us what courage really looks like.
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Perhaps most of all, the courage shown also illustrates three simple lessons.
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If you had the courage of your conviction then fight you weaklings.
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And their intellectual and moral courage has been completely vindicated by events.
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This university has always had a courage for liberty and for change.
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Just as fear can be contagious, so can courage, caring and calm.
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For the president to pass the buck displays neither leadership nor courage.
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But I missed the many opportunities I had to exercise moral courage.
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We have the courage now and the freedom to search new things.
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Amid this tragedy, there are also stories of great courage and benevolence.
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Her grace, courage, and composure in the face of terror is legendary.
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We're a tiny country, but we have the courage of a continent.
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But others applauded Mr. Amash's courage — and pressed him on his reasoning.
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And have the courage to set boundaries to make wiser choices now.
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The team he has built, though, has the courage of its convictions.
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So I'd like to see them have the courage of their convictions.
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The America I know is full of courage, and optimism, and ingenuity.
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The courage of Wajeha al-Huwaider, a women's rights activist, is unforgettable.
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It's an adventure that takes such courage, a challenge that's never boring.
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They promise me courage,other virtues, the rough shield,freedom from pain.
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Your character and courage is far above the leadership of either organization.
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Kanem: There are women of courage who are calling the question everywhere.
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So thanks Aretha, for all the music, the inspiration and the courage.
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It still takes courage, and so many women still suffer the consequences.
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Real courage would be inviting Brown to perform it on the show.
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But in witnessing Victoria's fearlessness, and later her gratitude, I found courage.
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Yes, it takes courage to report something that the government wants hidden.
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I hope they find creative ways to reach out and inspire courage.
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Confession fulfills this role because it requires courage and askesis — self-discipline.
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Sometimes in a Gothic novel authors lose courage and prettify the end.
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Finally, I gathered the courage to ask her where she got them.
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In South Carolina, however, Mr. De Laine's courage and tenacity were punished.
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Thank you for your courage in telling your story, and the warning.
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We can accomplish all these things if we can muster the courage.
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Kerry applauded the "courage and skill" of first responders and medical personnel.
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The only answer to Adorno is the irrepressible courage of an artist.
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In a rare display of political courage and bipartisanship last week, Rep.
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Darrow mustered up his courage and invited Sara Seager to join him.
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Fear and complacency does not win elections; hope and courage wins elections.
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The bully, on the other hand, lacks the courage of his convictions.
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The courage of local leaders may help stymie Mr. Trump's misguided approach.
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And other Republicans, in Congress and private life, should summon more courage.
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In a fan moment, he worked up the courage to introduce himself.
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Georgie and Dee are both figures of considerable courage and equal confusion.
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An ethical core and stubborn integrity, are the rocket fuel of courage.
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Exercising courage isn't taking random action in response to a momentary crisis.
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Courage is not foolhardiness; it is a matter of deliberation and judgment.
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They value fear more than we do courage, or anything else, really.
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I recognize your courage and bravery to speak out about climate change.
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It will take creativity and courage to head off a prolonged downturn.
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"It took courage for us to make those bold changes," Haggerty said.
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All I have the courage to ask of her is this convenience.
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Topics ranged from education and civil rights to technological achievement and courage.
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To attend a meeting or sign a membership list required unusual courage.
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What happens when the story is not about carnage but about courage?
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My grandfather, Sir Winston Churchill, knew a thing or two about courage.
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Because of the extraordinary courage of our men and women in uniform.
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"One of the things that gave Beau courage … was John," Biden said.
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He has the strength, the courage, the will to get it done.
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We should... show them we have courage and confidence to move around.
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Dylan says he was inspired by his mother's courage through it all.
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"If it's a drastic cut or color, it takes courage," he said.
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It's about having the courage to admit that you made a mistake.
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But as President Kennedy, wrote the stories of past courage can teach.
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It's one thing plucking up the courage to ask someone to dinner.
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Many unheralded moments of courage, altruism and sacrifice lurk behind news stories.
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He is a deep strategic thinker, tactically brilliant, with unparalleled personal courage.
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I didn't even have the courage to look out at the crowd.
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That took courage for a publisher to fund a lawsuit like that.
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But then he won the primary, and his courage took a dive.
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Here we have a writer who had the courage of his convictions.
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It reveals the courage within grace: Is a dancer willing to fail?
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IZ: Annotation is basically the courage to say it to your face.
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But the initial courage is de minimis, it's take the first step.
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"And this governor has the courage to stand up and do that."
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The courage of survivors will always be stronger than Donald Trump's misogyny.
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And they're pretty fearless, and they have the courage of their convictions.
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Why was she telling me incoherent stories about turning down Courage Street?
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Courage is resistance to fear, mastery of fear — not absence of fear.
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For her to be as functioning as she is shows great courage.
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The courage of Civil War soldiers marching to an almost certain death.
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"That's the part where I learned about courage and gratitude," she said.
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" He cited intense fighting, saying the joint Nigerian-American force "showed courage.
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I hope that current members of Congress recognize it takes little courage to aid those who are already powerful, already comfortable, already influential—but it takes great courage to champion the vulnerable and the sick and the infirm.
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People with disabilities must not only have the courage but also the opportunity to run for political office, and, if we hope to bring about the best society possible, we must have the courage and opportunity to elect them.
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For their work and courage in bringing the crisis in Flint to light, Walters and Hanna-Attisha will receive the 2016 PEN/Toni and James C. Goodale Freedom of Expression Courage Award at PEN's 2016 gala on May 16.
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It would require a bit of courage for him to stay out of politics entirely, and a lot of courage for him to speak up about his country's problems — whereas Thomas was perfectly free not to be a jerk.
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If I could summon the courage, anyone who reads my book can, too.
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If only a Republican leader would stand and exhibit a profile in courage.
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He was presented with awards for journalistic courage in both Turkey and America.
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I was always in awe of his courage, his bravery and his honesty.
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On this issue, for years, I hadn't had the courage to do that.
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We are also aware of the unusual courage she possessed at that moment.
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And we&aposre being criticized for not having the courage to raise taxes.
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The bull is my life and my world, and I admire its courage.
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But we need to approach this technology, and others, with integrity and courage.
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It took me four years to get the courage to explore better options.
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Love, courage, and heroism might not be enough to save the human race.
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Her courage means millions of Americans can now marry the person they love.
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So I find my mistakes are when I don't move forward with courage.
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Finding relevant conversations is not easy, and venturing into strangers' conversations takes courage.
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But it did take a lot of courage for her to come forward.
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Summon your self-confidence and conjure your courage in five easy ways. 1.
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"It takes courage to have policy that reflects the nuanced reality," he said.
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They are looking to you for guidance, help, courage, strength, understanding, and assurance.
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"I am so proud we have shown the nation what true courage is."
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" Newsom continued: "Just like 15 years ago, now is a time for courage.
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But for me, courage means doing what is right even when it's hard.
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"They did their jobs with courage, grace, tenacity, humility," Stewart added, tearing up.
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We just need the courage to share the dreams that fill our hearts.
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How did you find the courage to share your art with the world?
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There was courage from Mitt Romney, who took a very, very difficult vote.
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"The male courage, traditionally speaking, is that he decided to ask," he says.
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Alexander Vindman had the courage to put the country's interests before his own.
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More astonishing images of courage and dignity emerging from Standing Rock #NoDAPL pic.twitter.
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If elected officials cannot find the courage to do this, we're in trouble.
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But what exactly fosters a culture where people have the courage to create?
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But I now realize these thighs tell a story of victory and courage.
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Politicians and law enforcement praised Gruler's courage in the aftermath of the shooting.
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This reminds me of a lesson my father taught me, about moral courage.
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They're threatened by it because they can't say … they don't have the courage.
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Certains se sont moqués ouvertement du village, mais d'autres ont salué son courage.
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He credits a mentor with giving him the courage to go for it.
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The courage to move on and do something better for all of us.
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Let us strike tomorrow with the full and fulsome courage of our convictions.
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In the meantime, we need the courage to keep on doing our jobs.
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It was an act of courage to stand up to the whole town.
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That would take courage, but I hear Apple has tremendous amounts of it.
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You have taught me how to have courage when I have self doubt.
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Some will offer your standard "liquid courage," allowing you to be more assertive.
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The Courage beat Reign F.C., 4-1, in extra time in the semifinals.
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All you need is a little courage, and an ungodly amount of cash.
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My students possessed that adolescent verve and courage, always questioning the status quo.
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Let courage not leave you in the face of this heavy, irreplaceable loss.
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I always say, Profiles in Courage, was a thin volume for a reason.
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ALBANY — He was hailed as a man of "tremendous courage" by one interviewer.
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Or even when the governor, Chris Christie, questioned Mr. Guardian's courage and leadership.
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The quartet of beings say very little, but their presence gives him courage.
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Dear dads: Have the courage to be vulnerable, especially online Real life vs.
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"I am glad to find that he has real moral courage," she wrote.
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So we give people hope and courage with this music that we created.
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"Lamar Hunt thought the face mask gave a player false courage," Jones explained.
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"Not a lot of profiles in courage here," Babbitt chided his cautious rivals.
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"It takes a lot of courage to talk about sexual abuse," she says.
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The picture went viral on social media, with many praising the boy's courage.
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But perhaps Apple's decision to force wireless upon its users truly is courage.
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I only take credit for having the courage to be who I am.
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"I don't need courage to talk about it," Locken, 51, tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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"Through his inspiration I found the courage to just be me," she says.
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She is supercompetitive, and I wish I had her courage and mental strength.
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Next month marks three years since Apple unceremoniously murdered the headphone jack. Courage.
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It takes courage to be yourself, and I encourage everyone to do that.
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But accusing them of not having the courage to lead AI is ridiculous.
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But eventually, Sanchez found the courage to breach the topic with her manager.
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How much courage does it require to take a bullet in the head?
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Samsung's decision wasn't so much about "courage" or moving people to wireless headphones.
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"Thanks to her courage, we have health care for all Americans," she said.
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Brilliant thinking is rare, but courage is in even shorter supply than genius.
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Rather than goading her to courage, the words blinded her to the obvious.
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Emma Sulkowicz received the National Organization for Women's 2016 Woman of Courage Award.
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"This recognition gives me the courage to disregard fear and pursue — with love."
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They will serve with courage and commitment, wherever and whenever they are called.
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The next President needs to meet anger with resolve, with clearheaded, calm courage.
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This was a 180 degree reversal and a sign of intelligence and courage.
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If elected officials cannot find the courage to do this, we're in trouble.
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The girl, Mia, finally musters up the courage to ask the boy out.
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Have the courage to continue and don't let anyone put limits on you.
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We know how we got this far: strength and courage and a Wonderbra.
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Do Americans lack the self-confidence and the courage to ask such questions?
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Do we have the courage to do what's right for the American people?
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However, overcoming her fear, she reportedly mustered the courage to speak her mind.
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"Seeing them has given me more courage not to give up," she said.
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Another wing houses the Portraits of Courage exhibit featuring his paintings of veterans.
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So we've all got five years to work up the courage to go.
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She has the courage to lead the fight for common-sense gun legislation.
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"It perfectly represents the strength and courage of this little superhero," Stanley wrote.
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