I just didn't have the personal fortitude to push through.
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They can't take away our love, our fortitude, our courage.
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Right now, that fortitude is being tested all over again.
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I know that they will have the fortitude for fashion.
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It took a lot of mental fortitude to stay focused.
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And he carries a resonant family legacy of political fortitude.
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But, as she saw it, all they needed was fortitude.
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I was building up the fortitude to bear her absence.
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Some market participants still expressed optimism in Wall Street's fortitude.
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But the ethos cultivated by Belichick demands an uncommon fortitude.
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Jeff Flake to show "testicular fortitude" and stand up to Trump.
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Some people exude resilience and fortitude in the midst of adversity.
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It requires patience, fortitude and commitment to long-term strategic objectives.
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The resilience, determination and mental fortitude of this man is unmatched.
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They have shown me nothing but quiet resilience, fortitude, and sincerity.
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You will find mental fortitude through silent reflection this week, Taurus.
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Those people seem to have more digital fortitude than I do.
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Builds muscle tone, bone density or, in this case, mental fortitude.
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It takes remarkable fortitude to remain an optimist about Baltimore today.
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Navigating the hurdles of changing media habits will take exceptional fortitude.
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She was building up her fortitude for her new independent life.
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His voice and journalistic fortitude were the backbone of this piece.
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But Neeson's fortitude in sharing this story should not be dismissed.
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Despite their nobility and fortitude, he suggested, Indians were still defeated.
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For a journalist, flying above that fray requires intense intestinal fortitude.
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You have your man buns, which exhibit a male's primal follicle fortitude.
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Fortitude, love, and grit are baked into our DNA as a company.
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You think I have the patience or emotional fortitude to temper chocolate?
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Is that the beginning and end of the measure of her fortitude?
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Not everyone can muster up the fortitude to perform something like that.
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Londoners take pride in, and sometimes joke about, showing fortitude during adversity.
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" Anybody who survived slavery did so "with a fortitude of superhero proportions.
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They played with a lot of heart and a lot of fortitude.
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Do you think he has the fortitude to do the right thing?
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For those who lack the moral fortitude to volunteer, there's always improv.
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But a long road lay ahead, and unity and fortitude were essential.
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Now each of us must demonstrate our fortitude in vocal, steadfast resistance.
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But withstanding losses like those without selling any holdings took extreme fortitude.
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For Ms. Clark, homework assignments are useful for evaluating a seeker's fortitude.
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Boston got even in the seventh with a similar bit of fortitude.
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THRUSH: The fortitude involved in that would be-- WILMORE: No, it's amazing.
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He powered through the opening, impressing many with his determination and fortitude.
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Navigating the hurdles of changing news media habits will take exceptional fortitude.
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He mutters something about mental fortitude, then paddles out to the break.
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Mr. Mauro, 33, is the chief investment officer of Fortitude Reinsurance Ltd.
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Rather, her emotions emanate from a searing source of fortitude and pain.
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Yet that's exactly what happened to the superbly creepy British thriller Fortitude.
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Then, when Montero struggled, the Mets demoted him and questioned his mental fortitude.
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Whether they have the fortitude to cast faithless votes en masse is unlikely.
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It's a show of fortitude, endurance, stamina, judgment, character all of those things.
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Despite his disability he will be remembered as a man of great fortitude.
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Chinatowns act as living monuments to the fortitude and industriousness of Chinese immigrants.
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Let us also celebrate those whose strength and fortitude is our nation's armor.
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It requires strength, agility, grit, and serious mental fortitude to keep yourself docked.
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Older athletes also have physical and psychological advantages when it comes to fortitude.
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That takes a lot of mental fortitude to do that possession after possession.
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It's a day that tests your mental fortitude, physical strength, and overall endurance.
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Even before his 1988 presidential campaign, there were questions about his political fortitude.
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Azar has the experience, knowledge and fortitude to take on these daunting challenges.
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We should all thank Stormy for her courage and fortitude through this process!
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It's been a challenging period, and it takes fortitude to continue to believe.
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Not only are they costly, they also require construction, which requires emotional fortitude.
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Those who are able to navigate the rules tend to possess mental fortitude.
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Performing the wrenching "Girls & Boys" has taken more fortitude than she ever expected.
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Others, however, require a kind of fortitude New Yorkers know all too well.
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The stories taught us that America was bedrocked with self-reliance and fortitude.
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I thought the music, for all its stern fortitude, needed more threatening fervor.
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Are the clenched teeth an indication of anger or internal fortitude or both?
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It particularly shaped the perceptions by congressional Republicans of his foreign policy fortitude.
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He filled myriad roles on Jack Capuano's squad with fortitude and quiet leadership.
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His tenure – a unique blend of adaptability and fortitude – is one worth remembering.
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That's going to require a whole different level of play, of solidarity, of fortitude.
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Where You've Seen Alexandra Moen Before: She starred in the shows Dickensian and Fortitude.
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While Jess' professional success is important, her emotional fortitude is just as necessary here.
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Both of them have an intestinal fortitude that would be useful in trench warfare.
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His defiance and fortitude won him praise and loyalty from most Republicans -- including Trump.
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His defiance and fortitude won him praise and loyalty from most Republicans -- including Trump.
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Second to these physical strengths, but potentially far more important, is their mental fortitude.
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Kiraly summarized his coaching philosophy with five F's: fast, family, fun, fortitude and ferociousness.
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It's hard to find someone with both the physical fortitude and a global perspective.
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Neither these nations nor the OAS have the fortitude to undertake such a course.
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I just hope the Republican Party has the fortitude to stand athwart her path.
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Or she can use her intelligence, experience and fortitude to turn her story around.
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Neither man is moving with anything near the aggressiveness and fortitude our crisis requires.
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But Antifa doesn't have the fortitude for that kind of patient and protracted work.
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The question is: Will our Republican colleagues muster the political fortitude to do it?
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The beauty of the building is found in its allegorical fortitude, its symbolic stature.
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Andrew (Nat Wolff), a young American soldier in Afghanistan, starts his deployment with fortitude.
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"I accept this with fortitude," Ms. Aráoz said before Congress of a provisional presidency.
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It takes fortitude to come forward, even when you are required to do so.
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It takes special intestinal fortitude to read about surgery in the age before anesthesia.
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"They played with a lot of heart and a lot of fortitude," he said.
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Fortitude Ranch offers a "very well defended compound," so that "marauders will go elsewhere."
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The possible names are Clarity, Courage, Endurance, Fortitude, Ingenuity, Perseverance, Promise, Tenacity and Vision.
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Even a casually upscale Gascon meal, it must be said, requires a certain fortitude.
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Investors who had the fortitude to stay in have benefited mightily by the increase.
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The resiliency and the fortitude these guys play with obviously makes them who they are.
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My respect for you, and the fortitude you have shown in difficult times, remains undimmed.
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She delivered a few memorable retorts, including a quip about her physical and mental fortitude.
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The show just might not have the time or the fortitude to actually go there.
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A successful modeling career is about way more than your appearance — it's about your fortitude.
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There are pretty good explanations for the relative fortitude of U.S. markets — so far, anyway.
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Whatever resolve or fortitude or repressive power had insulated me from my own neediness evaporated.
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Research shows, however, that risk factors have little to do with mental or emotional fortitude.
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The country needs "the strengths of women: fortitude, steadfastness, tenacity", she said in her manifesto.
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And I'm all in for locking arms and having the intestinal fortitude to do it.
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Will Republicans find the fortitude to keep on pushing ahead — or will they back away?
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"It's been a challenging period, and it takes fortitude to continue to believe," he wrote.
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Brock has an inner strength and fortitude that is beyond anything I have ever seen.
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Mr. Finlay moved stiffly and shakily from position to position with no sense of fortitude.
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Will you have the fortitude and commitment to make it through a duller second act?
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She didn't witness the event but doubts that she could have mustered Ms. Warshawski's fortitude.
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The fortitude came in handy when he founded Chinese e-commerce site Alibaba in 1999.
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However, achieving that will still require fortitude; its enemies will surely be on the attack.
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At what point does fortitude (all those chapters, drawings, songs) pass into life-destroying intransigence?
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At this free event, geared toward ages 4 through 8, children can celebrate the publication of "Lost in the Library: A Story of Patience & Fortitude," a new picture book in which Patience inexplicably goes missing overnight, and Fortitude must find him before the day begins.
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Young men like me who hustled became the sole villain, and drug addicts lacked moral fortitude.
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Today's race was a reminder not just of his physical talents but of his mental fortitude.
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By this view, Christians are meek and mild slaves lacking in pagan fortitude and martial strength.
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I was "made solid" by my upbringing; it gave me the fortitude to not give up.
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It was her mental strength and fortitude, her belief in herself, that kept her at it.
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Some gross-out films are one-note, but Kuso finds new ways to test viewers' fortitude.
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It had to be in that moment, when Logan doubted his fortitude, that Ken truly turned.
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That bravery, standing at the edge of the abyss with fortitude, is what gives us meaning.
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Sam Altman (Getty)Rejecting Donald Trump and his associates is a simple test of moral fortitude.
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She was the person I called when my confidence had been shattered, and my fortitude dissolved.
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Her ability to gracefully endure these tabloid attacks for years is a testament to her fortitude.
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She walks through machine gun fire on the Western Front with admirable fortitude but little foresight.
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Future founders should take his messages literally and see if they have the fortitude and guts.
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Even so, he admits that it takes fortitude to send any human into the great void.
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The farther east Notre Dame plays, the stronger its fortitude, and it permeates the entire team.
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But the uncertainties of the last year have tested Dempsey's other key trait: his mental fortitude.
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The fortitude of social connections is a predictor of resistance to Alzheimer's and overall mental health.
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Fortitude Ranch is staffed by several former military members who appear to take prepping very seriously.
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The spread of a disease like COVID-19 seems to be long-awaited around Fortitude Ranch.
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Propelled by appointment of a new prosecutor, congressional fortitude and public outrage, the Watergate probe continued.
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Even against weakened opposition, he saw the Bulls game as a test of his players' fortitude.
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The Oakland Raiders slipped on their pads, donned their uniforms and summoned the fortitude to play.
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He lacks the fortitude to see our nation through the dark and festering danger of bigotry.
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Click individual images to enlarge them and take a closer look at all this glorious follicular fortitude.
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A reference to the blight of addiction among Indians, and to her fortitude, that ended the matter.
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"Hillary Clinton doesn't have the fortitude, strength or stamina to lead in our world," the narrator declares.
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Not all victims have the emotional fortitude to withstand the rigors of a criminal trial in India.
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Although they may be confident about their long-term analysis, therefore, environmental investors will need internal fortitude.
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But the bloody-mindedness of deranged and broken men can be countered only by principle and fortitude.
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So far, Democrats have lacked the fortitude to rein in a president who threatens our constitutional order.
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It was a loss in which the Knicks lacked cohesion, marksmanship and, by their own admission, fortitude.
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"She was a courageous woman of great dignity and confronted her disease with fortitude," Mr. Khan said.
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Which is lucky for Emily, because the world she lives in requires such grit and mental fortitude.
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Average American soldiers showed more fortitude, religious devotion and grandeur than all the storybook heroes, he wrote.
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Fiat Chrysler plucked the rear suspension from the Ram 2040 pickup to bolster the Gladiator's towing fortitude.
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Apparently, I had not passed lessons in racial fortitude and carefree living in an unblushingly prejudiced society.
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He has the fight, intelligence and fortitude to beat Trump and begin to make America, America again.
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Short selling—betting that a company's stock price will go down—requires a special level of fortitude.
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He also will need the fortitude to make some sort of peace with Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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It's just whether he has the fortitude to stand up and do what he needs to do.
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" Carter said the presidency requires mental fortitude and one must "be able to adapt to new ideas.
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Skeptics said Fortitude Ranch was preparing for catastrophic events that were unlikely and possibly not worth surviving.
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You win it with mental fortitude, with being able to do what you say you can do.
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They are the optimist's preference, proof that success may be found via something other than grim fortitude.
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He doesn't have the guts or mental fortitude of Michael Jordan, he's not a closer or whatever.
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I didn't have the mental fortitude to do much more than stay in bed, the shades drawn.
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With Mars in this savvy sign, any opportunities to make more money will be met with fortitude.
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Lock arms with our sisters and allies, and summon the fortitude to do what we must do.
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Humans aren't so great at figuring this out for themselves, and financial advisers may overestimate clients' intestinal fortitude.
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But teams like Iceland and Japan have shown that tactical discipline and mental fortitude can sometimes trump talent.
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But by making them rub elbows with one another, Fortitude makes all of them that much more exciting.
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Gay men, on the other hand, have always shown their awed admiration of working-class masculinity and fortitude.
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"Hillary Clinton doesn't have the fortitude, strength or stamina to lead in our world," the ad's narrator says.
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These new details, coming so late, are showing us that integrity and fortitude were both in short supply.
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Raposa: Testicular fortitude, ass-slap-to-hot-foot ratios, sunflower seed shell exit velocities, things of that nature.
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But for 400-to-600-page biographies, back-to-back, it takes a Grant-like level of fortitude.
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But, somehow, an image of one man running with a pint has become an emblem of British fortitude.
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Now they're the team most associated with intestinal fortitude and it's still a little jarring to see it.
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Vicious battles were fought in schoolyards, the combatants trading barbs about parental income, social standing, and mental fortitude.
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I pretty much don't leave my apartment when I have a stomachache, so I'm impressed with Arya's fortitude.
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It requires fortitude to accept the likelihood that the Trump Presidency is about to become more eventful still.
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"I do not have the fortitude to explain non-binary gender to my goddamned widowed grandma," they continued.
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He has all of Obama's self-assurance with none of his intellectual fortitude, inspirational biography, or oratory power.
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The Fed has the intestinal fortitude to wait until it creeps into credit conditions and causes financial stress.
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" Her lawyer, Michael Avenatti, adds ... "We should all thank Stormy for her courage and fortitude through this process!
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I'm at headquarters, Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street, which has the lion statues, Patience and Fortitude, out front.
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Davidson, who covered 156 games that season, including the 2006 Olympics, understands the fortitude needed for the job.
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If you get a sense of fortitude and confidence by playing the SAND SHAKERS, more power to you.
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Distant acquaintances found circuitous ways of enclosing their bank-account numbers while complimenting Emma's fortitude and imagined wealth.
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Ms. Bishop gave birth to Caitlin (an inspiring rock of fortitude here), shortly after getting married in 1985.
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For fortitude with child care duties, he turned to Islamic teachings about the value of helping one's wife.
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Director, producer and actress who had the humor, wit and fortitude to stand equally with the boys in Hollywood.
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If anything, this lifeguard deserves a gold medal in fortitude in the face of having so little to do.
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And yet she has the fortitude to come forward and to speak about her experience using precise, persuasive language.
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One would, of course, like to approach old age with grace and fortitude, but old age makes it difficult.
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"What we're lacking is intestinal fortitude from congressional Republicans and President Trump to say enough is enough," Feinstein said.
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The intention of the film, Gallo says, is that future survivors may find fortitude from hearing her retold story.
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" It's important to have the fortitude to say, "I'm going to do this, and it starts with my team.
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The Trump administration must muster up the fortitude to forgo pageantries and raise the cost of Pyongyang's peace ploys.
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She is thus designated Wife No. 1, and is played with maternal warmth and steely fortitude by Saycon Sengbloh.
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So, in 2008, she played up her fortitude and tried essentially to run as if she were a man.
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Trump, of course, could care less, so the only hope lies in the fortitude of NBC and the NFL.
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This personal fortitude is why Trump was able to take his wealth and turn it into personal, persistent celebrity.
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People under the Capricorn sign are known for their fortitude and determination to reach their goals, not unlike Thor.
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Whatever the answers to those questions are, I believe that Democrats must have the intestinal fortitude to follow that.
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Dauwalter's prowess has crystallized the debate about whether psychological fortitude can trump men's innate strength advantages in endurance sports.
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The final nine contenders were: Endurance, Tenacity, Promise, Vision, Clarity, Ingenuity, Fortitude, Courage and, of course the winner, Perseverance.
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Of course, where permitted, a flashlight and a little fortitude is all it takes to watch ghosts by night.
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Chairman Cummings was a giant: a universally respected leader who brought profound insight, commitment, and moral fortitude to Congress.
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The willful Latvian, no Euro softy, won't be empowered by his contract, but beware the fortitude of his cause.
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For those survivors with the fortitude to keep their jobs, lost productivity owing to absenteeism and distraction is steep.
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We also were able to show this character having the fortitude to deal with it and triumph over it.
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That felt true to Fortitude, where unprecedented things happen in this strange place at the far edge of the world.
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Material Politics continues at Institute of Modern Art (Judith Wright Centre, 420 Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane) through July 15.
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I know that Greg used to eat Chipotle until he became deadly ill due to his lack of intestinal fortitude.
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Some subordinates may have the fortitude to sleep through it all; many will be guilt-tripped into answering the boss.
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Internal fortitude is necessary of course, but societal support is vital—and for too many, what's available is deeply inadequate.
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He's turned a fighter's mindset—the mental fortitude that abides even when the odds are steeply against them—into pathology.
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America's rambunctious, costly and seemingly endless election ritual has become a brutal Darwinian test of, among other attributes, psychological fortitude.
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The Heat punched back in spurts, but the Knicks, unlike their early-season selves, had the fortitude to hold on.
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In their time in America, they, too, had experienced prejudice, but believed they had overcome it, through focus and fortitude.
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Whatever your mental fortitude, being constantly told you belong to a certain gender is not an easy conviction to shake.
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And if you're wondering which bastion of intelligence, reason, and political fortitude will be taking his place, it's Rick Perry.
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Though the aftershocks are diminishing in strength and frequency, each one represents another blow to the fortitude of the city.
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And not a lot of people have the intestinal fortitude to do that or the governance structure to sustain it.
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Congress did not have the fortitude to confront the medical establishment about this underlying foundation of the prescription drug epidemic.
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Fortitude or not, some legal scholars say there should be term limits or an age cap for Supreme Court justices.
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For anyone who was here in the 1970s, entering a New York City woods at night requires a certain fortitude.
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It's a testament to the fortitude of air traffic controllers that it hasn't happened sooner in the monthlong government shutdown.
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" El Paso's mayor also pointed the finger at Congress, saying lawmakers "haven't had the fortitude to take care of immigration.
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"Europe is so disaggregated and so lacking in fortitude that its countries don't think like big leaders," said Mr. Schell.
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The Greater Boston area must now summon the fortitude to face its failure to hold three major titles at once.
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Lorde, Mount Eerie, Jay-Z, J. Cole, Julien Baker, Kendrick Lamar: these artists all tackled difficult circumstances with artistic fortitude.
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As Mr. Tosyali sees it, the rough period now facing Turkey is another opportunity for entrepreneurs to demonstrate their fortitude.
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Men suffer worse from illness, and women, blessed by the creator with immunological fortitude, must be their protectors and caretakers.
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Finally, the Great Society was a demonstration of tremendous political fortitude and risk-taking in furtherance of a worthy purpose.
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The fortitude, skills and resolve this team deployed on their journey to the pinnacle of college hoops belies conventional expectations.
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We are being forced to ask whether we have the ethical fortitude to save ourselves from our own veritable extinction.
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"The Fed has the intestinal fortitude to wait until it creeps into credit conditions and causes financial stress," he said.
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Always a woman of strong spirit, she must now channel that fortitude to face the difficult present and the darker future.
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There was an infinity of firmest fortitude, a determinate, unsurrenderable wilfulness, in the fixed and fearless, forward dedication of that glance.
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Fortitude is that rarest of creations — a show that's one genre in one scene and a completely different one in another.
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She expressed sadness for Diana's boys, and the Fayed family, and hoped they found reserves of fortitude to bear the loss.
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" The section devoted to the currently very hip 99-year-old Carmen Herrera was colorfully subtitled "One Hundred Years of Fortitude.
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When he and his teammates could summon the fortitude to shower and dress, they bundled up in bulky coats and hats.
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There were far more incidents this year than any sane person would have the time or emotional fortitude to catalog exhaustively.
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The challenges that are the most difficult can test us beyond the limits we ever imagined our fortitude could take us.
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Its 10 team members, who have been displaced from five countries to five other countries, embody tremendous fortitude, discipline, and courage.
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It then becomes a matter of whether you have the fortitude to withstand the demands this passion will put on you.
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I prayed for the fortitude to bear as much pain as my torturers could inflict until they broke from inflicting it.
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This helps give you the fortitude to do these painful things if you have the clear vision of where you're going.
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That level of volatility highlights the amount of fortitude necessary to ride out downturns when you hold only a few stocks.
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In fact, to many Republicans who have not sacrificed their moral fortitude for political expediency, there's hope that Doug Jones wins.
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Still, it takes a certain amount of fortitude to stand by while your home is overrun by a harried film crew.
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Within the works arise phrases like "What fortitude the Soul contains," from Dickinson, and "O Rose thou art sick," by Blake.
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You make the decision as to whether to have fortitude, to stand up to challenges, to have a strong work ethic.
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For male politicians, crying in public (or even in private!) can be seen as an unacceptable lack of toughness and fortitude.
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Keeping those roads solid requires constant maintenance by crews with the fortitude to endure hours of toil in the arctic elements.
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Yet one can only marvel at the determination and the fortitude needed to surmount the slights and obstacles of that time.
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Zollar nevertheless balks at the notion that Mahogany cards touch on perseverance and fortitude more so than any other Hallmark brand.
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She says that those with the greatest mental fortitude tend to do certain things when they're going through a rough patch.
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"Fortitude," which brought terror to the Svalbard archipelago in Norway, moves to Amazon Prime and adds Dennis Quaid to the cast.
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Everything you do is for a reason, and you have the fortitude to wait out the hardest situations until opportunity arrives.
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Idris Elba's got some serious testicular fortitude ... 'cause his new car-stunt show really put his family jewels to the test.
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As for Cariou, this veteran actor handles the growing cracks in Harry's fortitude with a touching mix of braggadocio and vulnerability.
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If you have the time, patience and fortitude, you can create your own archive of your Instagram feed on your computer.
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This past week, Trump's campaign released an ad arguing Clinton does not have "fortitude, strength or stamina" to lead the country.
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Mr García′s fans have no doubts about his talent—but many about his intestinal fortitude with a title on the line.
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Bay only asks that the audience shows up with enough fortitude to sit through Last Knight's two-and-a-half-hour runtime.
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Simply meeting face-to-face will allow them to crow about their fortitude and foresight in forcing the other to the table.
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Known for her wit and fortitude, Bush spent her final years with her husband in their homes Houston, Texas, and Kennebunkport, Maine.
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It requires a lot of not just money but also fortitude, and when you get awards like this it's a big deal.
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Not everyone has the fortitude to watch thousands of people be slaughtered — and at least one be turned into a meat pie.
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He has the strength to ride the bucking bronco that is Oakmont into the winner's circle, but does he have the fortitude?
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I cannot fathom how she finds the energy, much less the fortitude, to still be slogging it out on the campaign trail.
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"Only companies that are really motivated to making this happen will have the fortitude and the courage to carry on," he said.
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Those are the words of Dan Trink, co-owner of New York's Fortitude Strength Club and the author of High-Intensity 300.
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I did not have the fortitude to survive alongside these cold and thwarted hunter gatherers, these hardiest and most heartbroken of men.
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It would give a needed lift to these brave young people, who are doing what adults have lacked the fortitude to do.
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"Today's circumstances are not suitable for negotiations at all, as our conditions today are those of resistance and fortitude," Mr. Rouhani said.
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A recent test drive of the Gladiator provided serious mud-flinging, offering challenges for tires, ground clearance, skid plates and intestinal fortitude.
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They had grown up fatherless, in the shadow of what many considered an exemplary display of don't-rat-on-your-own fortitude.
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The courage, tenacity, and fortitude of these women are described in their stories and those qualities reverberate in the artworks on display.
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The Lafayette store has become a tourist attraction and a generator of long lines, requiring high levels of emotional fortitude to navigate.
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Head over to check out Patience and Fortitude, the famous lion statues that flank the entrance, as well as the stunning architecture.
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They haven't talked about the spinach part, which means you've got to have the intestinal fortitude to close $4 trillion in loopholes.
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The models built by these troops were used in what was perhaps one of the greatest examples of wartime deception, Operation Fortitude.
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But the issue isn't whether Tillerson has the fortitude to endure this and future bouts of embarrassment caused by his own boss.
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" Zimmerman also thanked the United Gun Group and its owner, Todd Underwood "for their moral fortitude" and "support and words of encouragement.
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You have to wonder how she could ever trust Jimmy again, when his wavering smile stands in as a metaphor for emotional fortitude.
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"Central bankers have lost all intestinal fortitude to actually put a country through a recession, because it's actually regenerative and useful," he said.
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Fortitude. Loyalty. I don't like lying and I don't like cheating and I don't like people that don't stick up for other people.
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Only one has the background of accomplishments, integrity to say what he means, and fortitude to defend such an ability to do so.
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And let's not pretend watching Mario eat mushrooms that look more or less exactly like Toad doesn't require an impressive tolerance and fortitude.
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Before joining Trump, he oversaw Breitbart News, which repeatedly published stories criticizing Ryan and other GOP lawmakers for a lack of conservative fortitude.
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So neither should your confidence in very long-term ownership of the pieces of the for-profit enterprises that benefit from your fortitude.
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Struggles with such groups will always be a protracted conflict requiring fortitude and realistic expectations about our own security in a free society.
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The Senators snapped a six-game losing streak, and it took some real fortitude to claim the victory at the Canadian Tire Centre.
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But lawmakers, if they have any fortitude at all, can close the doors and find an issue on which both parties can win.
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Surely as an adult you can be the kind of person who has the fortitude to carry a tin lunch box every day.
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As the Olympic and Paralympic movement grapples with the postponement of the Summer Games, Mallory Weggemann offers a powerful example of mental fortitude.
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The story would go on to become one of his best known, a wounding abrasion to the surface view of postwar American fortitude.
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She's a study in fortitude, and a fount of homespun advice ("Remain true to yourself"; "You can do new things at any age").
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H.E.R. — born Gabriella Wilson — has an uncommon fortitude to her singing on her two-part "I Used To Know Her" set of EPs.
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Our legislature abandoned the idea that voting should be a test of fortitude — withstanding long lines, enduring bad weather or suffering lost wages.
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But Stivers bristled at that characterization, saying Costello lacked the "intestinal fortitude" to face the challenge of new congressional boundaries in the state.
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Fink said the problem was not going to be capital markets or capitalism, but rather whether governments would have the "fortitude" to act.
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"She represents the strength and the fortitude of her city and her state," U.S. Navy Secretary Richard V. Spencer said at the ceremony.
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Fortitude Ranch has around 175 members from all ethnic groups, many with business or military backgrounds, and most distrust the government, said Miller.
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If a phallic signifier points to action, explosion, and fortitude, a yonic signifier points to the subconscious, the sublime, and the cosmic void.
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Fortitude is that rarest of creations — a show that's one genre in one scene and a completely different one in another The series, a co-production with the United Kingdom network Sky Atlantic, is set in the town of Fortitude, an isolated burg north of the Arctic Circle, primarily occupied by people with deep, dark secrets that they want to keep hidden.
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The Olympic champion showed incredible fortitude while delivering her victim impact statement at the sentencing hearing of former Team USA gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar.
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But that stability and security comes not from the design of the system, but from the integrity and fortitude of the people within it.
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The page referenced the five XP boosters that had been discovered — Brilliance 228, Glory 22016, Magnificence 2.0, Fortitude 3.1 and, of course, Splendor 2.6.
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The AFSPA still stands in India, but Irom's fortitude earned her a 2005Nobel peace prize nomination and a moniker: The Iron Lady of Manipur.
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I want to thank Travis for his leadership, vision and fortitude and for or bringing me in and teaching this old dog new tricks.
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The fortitude and defiance of British citizens helped the Royal Air Force to fend off Hitler's offensive during the early stages of the war.
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Unfortunately, it's not just our alliances and fortitude that are tested when the temperature inevitably drops: Our skin bears the brunt of it, too.
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Tsipras also thanked the two soldiers and their families for their "fortitude and patience" while in prison in the western Turkish town of Edirne.
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Few guns, sparse ammo: this is largely a case of fortitude over firepower, (very video game-y) logic over letting rip with both barrels.
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Many of the White House's past and future moves are reliant on the one person foresighted enough with the fortitude to see them through.
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And I do enjoy doing it," says Macklowe, adding with a laugh, "It takes a certain fortitude and you can't get too anxiety ridden.
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Mr. Brightman acknowledges that most investors lack the fortitude to stick their necks out that far, and he doesn't recommend it for the fainthearted.
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But the tests of intestinal fortitude for coach and players didn't conclude there, and won't end with a season that must be objectively judged.
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The champ hung on in the eighth, then somehow found the fortitude and punching power to turn it around in the final two rounds.
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" Mr. Bercow, the speaker, said Ms. Cooper had "displayed courage and fortitude of which many people and probably most of us can only dream.
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Over the next year and a half, Mason moved through heart failure, intervertebral disc disease, bladder cancer and kidney failure with awe-inspiring fortitude.
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But DNA would not reveal whether a child I had now would have the fortitude to survive the world it would be born into.
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As for character, the real test of it may be whether a politician has the fortitude and self-confidence to brave the media storm.
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Gone was the inimitable fortitude that had allowed him to rise above — and then put away — opponents in the crucible of high-pressure competitions.
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Hayao Miyazaki's female protagonists, for example, combine femininity with resilience and moral fortitude, without making a great spectacle out of any of these characteristics.
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Then NASA chose nine finalists — other names on that list included "Ingenuity" and "Fortitude" — and opened a public poll in which anyone could vote.
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Related: Cape Town's water crisis, in photos Fear and fortitude The specter of Day Zero has left Capetonians hovering somewhere between panic and resilience.
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Cristiano Ronaldo proved his mental fortitude on Sunday by scoring two penalties against a goalkeeper who claimed to have "studied" his spot kicks beforehand.
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Holding as much as 60 percent stock after that debacle required some fortitude, along with a belief that the stock market would eventually rise.
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Every Democratic candidate on the debate stage has more "fundamental generosity of spirit" and cooperative fortitude than the current occupant of the Oval Office.
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DeGrom's fortitude fueled the Mets on Friday as they ended a seven-game losing streak, shutting out the Angels, 3-0, at Citi Field.
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In this specific story, DeConnick explores Carol's and Monica's inner strength and fortitude, but also how much they revere the title of Captain Marvel.
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The Fortitude actor, 64, told The Sunday Times he was using two grams of cocaine a day during his drug use phase in the 1980s.
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We acknowledge we are a blessed nation with a rich history of faith and fortitude, with a future that is filled with promise and purpose.
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"Fortitude, you see, can occasionally triumph over fear, and on some of those occasions it can make you an awful lot of money," Cramer said.
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"Weeks ago, and again yesterday, courageous Republican politicians and leaders had the wisdom, fortitude and strength to do what everyone knows was right," Trump said.
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You said he has the fortitude to be a good President, but just this week you said Senator Rubio accomplished, quote, "nothing" in the Senate.
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This leads many voters to question whether Mr Zeman still has the fortitude to guide the country and match wits with the wily Mr Babis.
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As the Snowden revelations have brought ubiquitous mass surveillance into sharp relief, these considerations have become far more complex and personal fortitude isn't always enough.
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It makes us believe that through forgiveness, fortitude, and the passing of time, you will heal—even though there is little evidence to support this.
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President Trump has shown that he has the fortitude to come to an agreement with North Korea and ensure our nation's security will remain unchallenged.
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The AFSPA still stands in India, but Irom's fortitude earned her a 2005 Nobel peace prize nomination and a moniker: The Iron Lady of Manipur.
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But it is Raymie Clarke, with her ever-expanding soul, her pluck and fortitude, who succeeds at something far bigger than any Little Miss competition.
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In our current education debates, these skills are often talked about in morally freighted terms: as expressions of deep-rooted character, of grit and fortitude.
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Local politicians, too, seem to lack the vision and fortitude to make the argument for consistent and sufficient funding to maintain and expand public transportation.
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While Reagan's solution worked, the problem eventually re-emerged, grew much bigger, and no president has subsequently demonstrated the knowledge or fortitude to solve it.
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In the context of the work we do, I always find the fortitude and strength and power in some of the documents that we have.
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Resetting the culture—their playing style, their temperament, their fortitude—was great over 88 games and helped them control most of game 89 on Tuesday.
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In other words, in Ronald Reagan's famous phrasing, trust this rally for now, but verify its fortitude as new tests emerge, as they surely will.
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Given this backdrop, that the Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra of Venezuela is making it to New York to open the Carnegie Hall season shows fortitude.
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One of the best-known examples is Operation Fortitude, part of the broader deception strategy that misled the Nazis about the Allies' landings in Normandy.
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Donald Trump: Weeks ago, and again, yesterday, courageous Republican politicians and leaders had the wisdom, fortitude, and strength to do what everyone knows was right.
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Much of Alice's early years seemed to prepare her for a life in cinema, filled as they were with adventures, deprivations and moments of fortitude.
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In a statement, Libra Association head of policy Dante Disparte said that Libra was an ambitious project that requires "boldness and fortitude" from its members.
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The short revolves around the three fastest men in the world; Roger Valour, the wild card; Philonious Courage, the powerhouse; and Andrew Michael Fortitude, the artist.
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The lions were named by Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia during the Depression to symbolize the "patience and fortitude" that New Yorkers needed to survive that trying period.
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But in case we haven't appreciated the depths of her fortitude and accomplishment, Linda Woolverton's screenplay informs us that the word "impossible" is anathema to Alice.
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Google once told me that my family's old-timey motto was, "Brave in difficulties," no doubt connoting my ancestors' fortitude and ability to overcome immense challenges.
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The experience is profound, and you'll be proud to check it off your life list, though you may never have the fortitude to do it again.
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For Beyoncé to spotlight the African-American woman's pain and resolve in such a public, raw way speaks volumes about her profound mindfulness and inner fortitude.
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As the son of a former Canadian prime minister himself, he praised the President's daughters for their poise and fortitude while growing up in the spotlight.
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This is a minor miracle, owing to resourcefulness, fortitude, a soft schedule and the inescapable conclusion that the N.L. does not really have five good teams.
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Those with less fortitude missed the point: that one can lay out a bold vision for the future while defending the progress that has been made.
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By Wednesday, tho, thou'rt grown so hard That those with lack of fortitude May weep with anguish and discard Thee, for thou art too gnarly, dude.
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Dear Jackson praised what she said was the strength, fortitude and compassion of the family of the victim, 26-year-old Afghanistan war veteran Anthony Hill.
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Each playoff failure — as puzzling to him as anyone else — had given way to dissections not just of Price's performance, but of his fortitude and character.
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James Comey and Rod Rosenstein are beefing in a way only former Justice Department officials can: in speeches and op-eds pondering each other's moral fortitude.
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They credit Mr. Netanyahu, whose strategic vision values power and fortitude above all, with piloting Israel to unprecedented diplomatic heights and believe still more is possible.
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Crashing waves draw people from hundreds of miles away just to sit in awe, or test their fortitude with a dip in the icy Pacific waters.
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"If, for a second, people think that he doesn't have that strength, or he doesn't have that fortitude, then it will become a problem," he said.
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Indeed, it is testimony to her fortitude, too; having been rejected for the job she currently holds in an acting capacity, she might well have resigned.
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It shares a pervasive and insistent atmosphere of otherness, and — this comes through only gradually — a spirit of level-eyed fortitude in the face of damage.
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Where is the photographer of cleareyed empathy and consummate artistry to depict the disquiet, hopelessness and desperate fortitude that riddle the American body politic of today?
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"She knew well the man she married: that he was no arbiter of moral fortitude, that he had a shoddy track record with fidelity," writes Bennett.
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It was a live-painting project that required the mental and physical fortitude of a performance artist — coupled with the ability to simply tune people out.
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It's a way to reset my palate and my disposition so that I'll have the fortitude to face all of the looming unknowns of the day.
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Until Congress demonstrates the fortitude to overcome the obstacles to accomplish this, it should move to restraining government by providing tax relief and cutting spending elsewhere.
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Neither my position nor the extractions would rate high on the pain scale, but the contorted immobilization over 45 minutes made me wary of my fortitude.
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Beating Celeste's more challenging levels requires a combination of mental fortitude, problem-solving, and physical dexterity that no one has when first picking up the game.
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The characters — played with flamboyant vigor by Kevin Bacon and simmering fortitude by Aldis Hodge — shouldn't like each other, or even be able to work together.
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Many party activists and voters say the Democratic nominee should be anyone who has the charisma, fortitude and support to defeat Trump - regardless of gender or race.
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Lasting change isn't as much about moral fortitude as it is about arranging our environment — the world we interact with — to either trigger or inhibit our behaviors.
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"At that point I am genuinely amazed at the fallopian fortitude this girl possesses," the attendee, who didn't return a request for comment from BuzzFeed News, tweeted.
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Patience and Fortitude, the 108-year-old lions that have guarded the Library's Main Branch since 423, will be covered for cleanup and repair beginning September 2.
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With sensitivity and fortitude he and his group of devoted participants built a unique environ that was made for dance, for fidelity, for sociability, and for joy.
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"Hillary Clinton doesn't have the fortitude, strength or stamina to lead in our world," the narrator says in the ad, as foreboding music plays in the background.
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And secondly, even if you don&apost have the mental fortitude to carry a gun to protect yourself and your loved ones, be aware of your surroundings.
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Mrs May is a remarkable woman - just look at her fortitude today in the House of Commons, even more please remember her long career of public service.
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If you haven't made time or had the emotional fortitude to sit through six seasons of gut-wrenching deaths, shocks, and scheming, again, HBO has you covered.
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If the established media, courts, and our politicians could find the intestinal fortitude to not address "trolls," they'll lose the temporary outrage and the spotlight they crave.
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Why they would want to associate themselves with this lack of internal fortitude on display, I do not know, but none of those excuses are any good.
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While our demands are not new, our protest demonstrated the remarkable fortitude of the Malaysian people in the face of mounting oppression by Prime Minister Najib Razak.
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In California, what difference does it really make when you have Democrats that control basically everything and then they lack the intestinal fortitude to pass single-payer?
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I am constantly in awe of the courage and fortitude they show even as their very existence is assumed to violate the modesty and privacy of others.
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They're also not particularly popular views among mainstream Democratic politicians, including Clinton—or at least, most mainstream Democratic politicians don't have the fortitude to express them publicly.
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The cover photo looks like it was shot by Anton Corbijn, and a song like "Fortitude" reminds me a little of Joy Division and early New Order.
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Success in legislation, in turn, will require the fortitude to exploit Madison's power of the purse and the flexibility to work with Republicans to restore legislative governance.
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I haven't had the emotional fortitude to go through them, but I can see how her process would likely be the right tack to take with them.
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I did not have the fortitude to sit in that same room where I lost him and deliver someone else's baby, possibly a baby born to die.
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But Mayor de Blasio, so invested until now in social welfare issues, will have to show fortitude in defending the practicality of his venture in mass transit innovation.
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You can seek spiritual guidance to give you mental fortitude to power through the cancer (Jack In the Box two for $1 tacos, a manicure, seeing a movie).
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"They want this hearing to look like an impeachment hearing, but they do not have the votes or do not have the fortitude to bring an impeachment resolution."
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The stamina and fortitude required to do that, week after week, over eight years have left many of the men who held the same office weak and weary.
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"Weeks ago, and again yesterday, courageous Republican politicians and leaders had the wisdom, fortitude and strength to do what everyone knows was right," Trump said at the breakfast.
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The dark tones and "brick-like" shapes of Sean Scully's "Wall of Light, Rain," for example, inspired students to discuss home, shelter, and community; one alluded to fortitude.
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Ronda Rousey doesn't have the testicular fortitude to take on Cris Cyborg ... so says Cris herself, who makes it clear she's talking about huevos in the metaphorical way.
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It was enough to push me to the brink of not wanting to live—but I have always had the self-fortitude to not wanna end my life.
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Not in spirit, mind you—both Amicia and Hugo show remarkable fortitude in the face of devastating hardship—but this is a world where the deck is stacked.
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"We Can Do It!" was a domestic battlecry that coincided perfectly with a character like Wonder Woman, who espoused American valor, power, and the fortitude of female strength.
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Unable to muster the moral fortitude to condemn the fringe elements of his political base, Trump repeatedly said "both sides" were to blame for the tragedy that unfolded.
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And if an investor has the intestinal fortitude to make a purchase, it's not going to take much for this stock to soar from the current depressed levels.
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The Reagan Blueprint The "Reagan Blueprint," as we can refer to it, combines three essential traits of presidential leadership, including conviction of character, pragmatic optimism, and moral fortitude.
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Israelis argued over whether the soldiers had demonstrated admirable forbearance and fortitude or a kind of weakness and vulnerability that could send dangerous signals to the country's enemies.
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"The message to other colleges is to have the intestinal fortitude to be the adult in the room," Lee Plakas, the trial lawyer for Gibson's, said on Friday.
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Ms. Franklin's first single for Atlantic Records became her breakthrough hit, cracking the Top 10 while announcing the arrival of a singer of revelatory confidence, openness and fortitude.
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Kim, a 29-year-old South Korean, displayed a remarkable fortitude in weather that veered erratically toward the end of the day between bright sunshine and torrential downpours.
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The overheated story and frigid locale recall the British series "Fortitude" (whose third season, not yet available in the United States, was filmed even farther north, on Svalbard).
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"I've worked closely with Vice President Biden and I've seen firsthand his legislative ability, his statesmanship, and most importantly his moral fortitude," Feinstein said in a statement Tuesday.
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"I have absolute confidence that he will fulfill his duty with the same brilliance and fortitude he has shown throughout his long and very distinguished career," Trump said.
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The next generation of children cannot be told we lost the lion or the cheetah or giraffe because we did not have the vision or fortitude to fight.
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Every stage of the competition will require a unique route, never seen before, which tests the different facets of a multifaceted sport: strength, endurance, flexibility, footwork, mental fortitude.
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As Mr. Mulaney sat spooning applesauce from a souvenir mug (the heartless Mr. Kroll was downing chocolate-dipped macaroons), he discovered that even discussing tuna required intestinal fortitude.
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Deliveroo, which partners with premium restaurants to deliver food ordered online or on its app, will initially only service the CBD, Fortitude Valley, New Farm, Teneriffe and Spring Hill.
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H.R. McMaster is earning Trump rare praise from both sides of the political aisle for promoting a "brilliant strategist" who showed fortitude on the battlefield during both Iraq wars.
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"Throughout this past year, Alex again showed she is stronger than me, heroically beating the single digit odds once more, drawing on the fortitude of her Mom," he said.
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To the women who have come forward against a system that is designed to keep you silent, I stand in awe of you and appreciate you and your fortitude.
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Known for his fortitude in the boxing ring – and later, his inner strength, as Parkinson's Disease ravaged his body – Muhammad Ali had "one weakness" that ended his early marriages.
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For starters, there's a common misconception that people who go to therapy are weak or lacking mental fortitude to deal with their problems, which is simply not the case.
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Now that your venerable publication, the last bastion of grammatical fortitude, has abandoned its principled stand against splitting the infinitive, are any of the sacred rules of grammar safe?
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He deftly and patiently handled so many situations where I would have absolutely lost my shit, and I always marveled at the fortitude it must've took to do that.
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"In the difficult times we live in, my hope is that we all can find the inner fortitude of this small, yet mighty, Maine Field Mouse," the post reads.
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Those who followed the subreddit seemed to find comfort in the fortitude of a haphazardly stacked object that, in another context, might just have been a pile of garbage.
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Clinton's steely fortitude in this campaign has plainly inspired older women, black voters and many others who see in her perseverance a kind of mirror to their own struggles.
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"It takes a lot of bravery, courage, and moral fortitude to stand up to a really powerful corporation like Amazon," Russo told Business Insider before the strike on Monday.
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Does he have the emotional fortitude and the intellectual wiles to salvage some material benefit for the United States from a summit that could easily descend into a farce?
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"I think there is a much higher bar in a round that involves folks of that ilk, of that quality, of that depth, of that diligence, fortitude," Greenberg said.
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Not surprisingly, those who have served in the military already possess many of the same skills – such as leadership, discipline and fortitude - that make great entrepreneurs and business owners.
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Carl Lewis and many other former Olympians testify to the fortitude and accomplishments of their predecessors, whose triumphs on the field portended the civil rights victories of future decades.
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He said it showed Trump is not "beholden to special interests and has the fortitude to make tough decisions," The Wall Street Journal reported, citing a letter Hamm wrote.
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They will lean on faith and fortitude because that, in the absence of any tangible reason to believe, can nourish them until they are officially eliminated from playoff contention.
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It's a highly repetitive, standard self-help book, and I didn't end up having the fortitude to power through the rest as I waited in blustery 50-degree weather.
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Why the linchpin of Marvel's "Avengers" movies — and walking image of American fortitude — is giving it all up to play a villain on Broadway (and learn to tap dance).
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For him, the justice system is a tool at the disposal of the wealthy and the ruthless, one to be used against anyone of lesser means and lesser fortitude.
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Mabel Norris Reese ran a struggling weekly newspaper in Lake County, and this middle-aged white woman had the courage and fortitude to challenge the authority of Willis McCall.
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Set in the fictional town of Fortitude on a Norwegian Arctic island, it's for those who like a hothouse atmosphere and some science-fiction flourishes with their murder mystery.
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People of average moral fortitude, if history is our guide, should be educated against collaboration with hate and taught the reality of how widespread, repugnant and powerful that is.
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In December 2013, Patience and Fortitude donned holiday wreaths for the first time since 2004, when a restoration discovered damages to the century-old marble likely caused by adornments.
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The title character, played with fortitude and powerful presence by Ashlie Atkinson ("Fat Pig"), is a solidly built, lumbering woman who arrives in Elizabethan London on an odd mission.
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" Miller believes Fortitude Ranch is that group: "If you've got to be here, then it means it's really, really bad out there, so where are you going to go?
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"Throughout this past year, Alex again showed she is stronger than me, heroically beating the single digit odds once more, drawing on the fortitude of her mom," he said.
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The gun industry lacks not the high-tech know-how, but the fortitude to advance the safety of its weapons in the face of gun-lobby politics and threats.
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Back in 1912, when women were fighting for the right to vote, makeup mogul Elizabeth Arden and 15,000 other women marched while wearing scarlet lips as a symbol of fortitude.
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Consider that the trapped boys have already shown bravery and mental fortitude in the way they survived for nine days without knowing when or if they would ever be found.
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They hold the noblest values of our country in their heart and with great fortitude, they continue to contribute, struggle and thrive in our communities as they pursue their dreams.
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The story here is absolutely about the women who have found a level of fortitude to come forward and call out a long and odious story of abuse of power.
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While the crowd rose to greet him, marveling at his fortitude in the face of South Korea's bone-chilling temperatures, Taufatofua said representing his people took precedence over personal comfort.
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I hope to teach my baby Alexis Olympia the same, and have the same fortitude you have had," wrote Williams, concluding, "Promise me, Mom, that you will continue to help.
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Some EU officials think the United Kingdom could change its mind - a spectacular reversal that would illustrate the bloc's fortitude and keep one of Europe's top powers inside the club.
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More than a static work of art,The Antarctic World Passport Delivery Bureau issues editioned "Antarctica World Passports" to visitors, so long as they take a vow of moral fortitude.
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"Extremely sorry to hear of the passing of Shri Manohar Parrikar, Chief Minister of Goa, after an illness borne with fortitude and dignity," Indian President Ramnath Kovind tweeted on Sunday.
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It is a well-documented indicator of cardiovascular fortitude, and the positive reinforcement I get from my activity tracker is perfectly aligned with health habits my doctor wants to see.
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It also assumes your portfolio is appropriately balanced with the stabilizing force of conservative fixed income allocated according to your ability (time horizon) and willingness (intestinal fortitude) to take risk.
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Young Nigerians cited examples of their industry and fortitude in a nation where most people live on less than $2 a day, public services are poor and corruption is rife.
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Families without the means for $400,000 investments or the fortitude to see their breath indoors can buy houses that have electricity and running water for half that amount or less.
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"Yeah, I would rather play anybody else than my brother," he said, in what unwittingly sounded like a tribute to the all-in-the-family fortitude of the Williams sisters.
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Labor leaders could have harnessed the energy of the more than 50,000 people protesting in the streets, the strike advocates said, but many state leaders lacked the fortitude to try.
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If Republicans cannot find the moral fortitude to reject the demagoguery of the man they allowed to hijack their party, right now, today, then it's time to shut it down.
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" And ironically, even though men were supposed to be symbols of fortitude and leadership, any lack of self-control was chalked up to the fact that "boys will be boys.
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Stability and economic fortitude echoed throughout Roman states with large Christian populations, and one city in particular—the ancient port of Caesarea Maritima—was known to have been especially prosperous.
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"Hillary Clinton doesn't have the fortitude, strength or stamina to lead in our world," the ad declares, over a now-familiar photo of her reading her smartphone while wearing sunglasses.
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"The economic fortitude of companies like ours directly supports the economic strength of the nation, which, in turn, contributes to the security posture of the United States," the company said.
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We hope it won't but we know it will, and once it does we will again mobilize with the swift fortitude of it Just Being the Way Things Are Here.
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That said, IF the Giants can clinch a playoff spot ... RJ believes they got the fortitude and experience to go deep and possibly surprise a ton of people come January.
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Did she not display a level of courage, fortitude and determination to win freedom for herself and those she loved comparable to that of those who helped birth our nation?
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"I know exactly what U.S. Soccer needs to do, I know exactly how to do it, and I possess the fortitude to get it done," Solo said in her post.
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The Arab coalition has decided it has neither the skill nor the fortitude for a bloody, heavily contested urban battle, according to a senior coalition official and an American official.
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Sea Island, Georgia (CNN)A top intelligence official warned Monday that the US doesn't "yet have the political fortitude to say how we'll strike back" against Russian misbehavior in cyberspace.
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"The amount of mental fortitude required isn't something I think gets talked about enough," Mr. Tako, who retired at 38 and writes the blog Mr. Tako Escapes, told Business Insider.
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Gail: I believe this group has the moral fortitude to put their collective shoulder to the wheel and get us a solution that will keep the government open into May.
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From the horror of detained and stranded children, to a White House steeped in lies and chaos, each day makes new demands on each of us for action and fortitude.
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How you regard the creamy orb depends very much on where you were raised, how you were raised and — especially when facing one of the lesser examples — your emotional fortitude.
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Perhaps as impressively, when healthy, Porzingis consistently gave the impression that he had the fortitude to thrive in the intense, media-driven atmosphere that surrounds the Knicks in New York.
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"Ask yourself if you would have the fortitude of spirit, the courage of your convictions, and the enormous inner strength required to stand up and fight against such odds," Trump said.
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If you didn't watch obscure cable network Pivot's Arctic-set mystery series Fortitude — and the ratings suggest you skipped it — you missed out on one of TV's most propulsive, addictive shows.
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I'd watched my mother try and not be able to give me a sibling in her mid 21s, and I knew I wouldn't have the mental fortitude to go through that.
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Tuesday morning, most Canadians probably woke up dissatisfied, concerned about the state of Canadian unity and whether their political leaders have the fortitude to look beyond their own shortsighted self-interest.
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It's an unsurprising but effective melodrama that won't change any minds about the Greek system, but will give a chilling pause to anyone with the fortitude to experience its Hell Week.
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ESPN's decision not to renew Simmons' contract came just one day after he called NFL commissioner Roger Goodell a liar and claimed he lacked "testicular fortitude" on a syndicated radio show.
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Like Ben-Gurion he believes that to be the prime minister of Israel, one needs a grasp of history, a vision for the future, and the fortitude to withstand unbearable pressures.
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Dolin is a brilliant researcher and seasoned writer, allowing this mostly chronological sweep moments to pause and eddy into all the stories bound to emerge from heroic engineering, isolation, and fortitude.
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It's this idea of endurance that Rouvre seems to capture so well for the TPAB cover through his claustrophobic framing of the group that projects an aura of invincibility and fortitude.
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What I recall from the Linda Evans series, which was way before my time, is that it was as much about her physical strength as it was about her mental fortitude.
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For a special report, a New Yorker named Geri Taylor allowed a reporter to share the ups and downs of her life as she faces Alzheimer's with grace, fortitude and humor.
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"I fought with all my might against phenomena of extremism, violence and racism in Israeli society that threaten its fortitude," he said, adding that these forces " are trickling into" the military.
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After Manafort's conviction last month, the president excoriated Cohen for "flipping," a practice that Trump off-handedly suggested should be illegal, while praising Manafort for his fortitude and refusal to cooperate.
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At that rate, dabbing becomes not so much a dance move as an expression of the human will crashing ceaselessly against the unyielding forces of time, a Sisyphean act of fortitude.
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I always admired him for his fortitude and for his willingness to separate his tragic experience — including the fact that his wife did not survive the camps — from his artistic judgment.
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The outdoor pool is open year-round, so test your fortitude with a dip in the harbor, or visit when it's warm and you can join locals sunbathing on the dock.
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For Ms. Choi, 210, a grandmother with large brown eyes and a steely fortitude, getting the rest of her family to South Korea was the most important thing left in life.
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"The purpose of our election process is not to test the fortitude and determination of the voter, but to discern the will of the majority," he wrote, quoting a Senate report.
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Calls began to come in from across the political spectrum for Mr. Peña Nieto to cancel his visit, and to respond with greater fortitude to the perceived menace from President Trump.
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" Despite the empty rhetoric, President Reagan had the strength and fortitude to stand up to Soviet Russia when he said at loudly to Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev "tear down this wall!
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Revelers who joined the 44th annual Village Halloween Parade said they were painfully aware of the event, but carried on with the festivities to show fortitude and solidarity with the victims.
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Hunter, who first endorsed Mike Huckabee, praised Trump's "guts" and "fortitude" and predicted to Politico that other lawmakers might soon start to "come out of the closet" in support of him.
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Competing in this game — only a handful have ever really taken part, over the past 4 decades — demands an almost magical combination of athletic skill and mental fortitude to pull off.
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"Ask yourself if you would have the fortitude of spirit, the courage of your convictions, and the enormous inner strength required to stand up and fight against such overwhelming odds," Mrs.
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AIG (AIG) – AIG announced a deal to sell a major stake in its reinsurance unit Fortitude Re to Carlyle Group (CG) and Japan insurer T&D Holdings for about $1.8 billion.
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Next year: The year of sustenance In terms of self-awareness and the fortitude of sticking to a New Year's resolution all year, this 12-parter was among my most successful.
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I agree that stopping and acknowledging how far we have come gives us the strength and fortitude to keep going, and guards against the hopelessness and despair that can be paralyzing.
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Using tofu as a means to claim that a foe is only capable of bringing a lower level of dispute to the table surely casts doubt on their very moral fortitude!
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However there are still many buildings from this era that stand over a century later, including NYPL's main branch itself, although it doesn't yet have its guardian lions Patience and Fortitude.
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"It took all of my strength and all of my emotional fortitude to do what I did this week in the hope that it would put the truth out there," said Dylan.
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My hope is that this soul searching will result in the rebirth of a queer culture with rebellion, fortitude, and uncompromised liberation that will test the boundaries of sexuality, freedom, and creativity.
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Casually mentioning his own existential health struggles with the bland understatement, "I look a little worse for the wear," McCain displayed fortitude and valor that is rarely ever seen in Washington anymore.
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The fortitude and determination he demonstrated are necessary components of making any significant contribution to society, and are reminiscent of the trials and tribulations faced by two other important cancer pioneers — Drs.
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Like many before her, she carries herself with the fortitude of someone who has cursed out more than one bouncer for asking her to finish her drunk because the pub is closing.
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In a team that was often criticised for its lack of mental fortitude and competitiveness, Kuyt stood out as a player who nobody could accuse of giving less than he was capable.
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About the best thing you can do with certain experiences is use them as material, and I admire Ellin's fortitude in telling a story that risks making her look like a fool.
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Operation Fortitude was aimed at convincing the Germans that Allied troops heading to France for the D-Day invasion would land in Pas de Calais in July, rather than Normandy in June.
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But it's the ultramarathoners who run nearly continuously for 203 to 48 hours, who display the greatest level of endurance in terms of managing the weather and their own physical and mental fortitude.
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Mostly, I'm sorry that we didn't get a chance to have this conversation face to face, and that you didn't have the integrity and intestinal fortitude to identify yourself, qualities the military emphasizes.
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We stand in awe of the fortitude and training and superhuman strength it takes to attempt a feat like Everest and are deeply honored just to be here and feel the Khumbu vibes.
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Although they're not specifically being marketed as tools for cheaters, the shrinking size of the motors as well as the ease of installation makes them very tempting for riders who lack moral fortitude.
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Mr McGahn told a Federalist Society gathering in November that the administration wanted to nominate "strong and smart judges…committed originalists and textualists [who] possess the fortitude to enforce the rule of law".
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In contrast, questions still abound regarding the intestinal fortitude of the 34-year-old Mr Johnson, who has only one major championship to his name despite being five years older than Mr McIlroy.
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But instead of succumbing to despair, the mother takes a near-delusional comfort in yet more tales of early American fortitude, plainly unwilling to let go of the promise of the American dream.
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The fact that anyone went scalloping on opening day in spite of the consensus that there weren't any scallops is testament to the fortitude, and perhaps stubbornness, of the few who did go.
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Choire Sicha's blog-hardened heart; Megan Greenwell's Millennial fortitude; Katy Lederer's unorthodox spelling of "Katie" — all are united in the hideous yet undeniably proportionate form of me, a Millennial former blogger named Caity.
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He may likely decide he needs to strike first to demonstrate his capabilities, hoping for minimal regime survival—and that the United States will not have the fortitude to actually use nuclear weapons.
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Would President John Kasich have had the intestinal fortitude to execute such a huge reorganization of the Environmental Protection Agency, dismantling the liberal bureaucracy that with its deeply embedded biases harms our economy?
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Ms. Vega, a classically trained opera singer, played Marina with a quiet fortitude and grace that rise above the vituperation and cruel stereotyping heaped on her by her boyfriend's family and local officials.
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Another 10-year lease was signed for the 2,700-square-foot ground-floor space next door by the Fortitude Strength Club, doing business as the Fort, which is to train serious athletes there.
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As he did most famously in "The Passion of the Christ," he once again plunges a man of peace into a charnel house of cruelty, testing the fortitude of protagonist and audience alike.
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Shares of AIG briefly climbed more than 3% following news that The Carlyle Group and T&D Holdings will acquire a 55.03% stake in AIG's reinsurance company Fortitude Re for roughly $1.8 billion.
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In November of 2018, Carlyle took a 19.9% stake in Fortitude Re. Ambarella shares spiked nearly 8% after the bell following the chipmaker's third-quarter earnings beat and strong fourth-quarter revenue outlook.
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After dropping the first two sets to the Spaniard, Medvedev demonstrated not only his world-class shot-making but a mental fortitude that pushed one of the sports' greatest into a deciding set.
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She was practically unrivaled in both physical strength and steel-willed emotional fortitude but also a far cry from the few and often grim female action heroines who had preceded her (see: Alien's Ripley).
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Trump voters deemed his press conference a success for several reasons: He directed the conversation back to the issues; he showed his undeterred fortitude in tackling the tough questions; and he corrected the record.
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The military decoration is awarded to JROTC cadets "who perform an act of heroism," according to the Army, which "must have involved the acceptance of danger and extraordinary responsibilities, exemplifying praiseworthy fortitude and courage."
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Be it because of simple bad fortune or his players' alleged lack of mental and emotional resilience and intestinal fortitude, Mr Beane's teams always seemed to flame out once the calendar turned to October.
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Instead, it appears even those who didn't know her appreciated the positivity and fortitude that no doubt helped her survive a liver transplant, MRSA and lymphoma at the far-too-young age of 22007.
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The Wertheimer brothers are both around 70, but have time – and the genealogical fortitude - to let Virginie Viard pick up Lagerfeld's scissors and prove that style does indeed endure despite the passing of fashion.
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That makes being a part of this campaign so much more special – she's my rock and inspired me at age 53 to be proud of my body again after I lost my own fortitude.
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Because even if we know no one there, the people seem essential to the mysterious alchemy of our attraction: Their fortitude, quirks, traditions and behaviors give a place its atmosphere, its energy and spirit.
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Pivot made quirky, interesting choices: the unsettling Arctic murder mystery "Fortitude"; the Australian coming-out comedy "Please Like Me"; and "Human Resources," an "Office"-like documentary series about an actual New Jersey recycling company.
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Juan Manuel Santos, president of Colombia, will visit Washington to commemorate the success of Plan Colombia, a testament to Colombian national fortitude and arguably the boldest international reconstruction effort undertaken since the Marshall Plan.
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However, for those diners with an adventuresome palate and literal intestinal fortitude, we also recommend la lengua entomata, a stewed beef tongue dish, and the pigblood sausage, otherwise known by the forbidding name moronga.
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Snore. The only possible fun will be watching the man of straight morals and upright fortitude if Pence is given direction to go after the transgressions that have defined Bill and Hillary's public marriage.
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In 2015, Bill Simmons, at the time an ESPN contributor and the editor of Grantland, an online publication owned by ESPN, lost his job after questioning the "testicular fortitude" of Tagliabue's successor, Roger Goodell.
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We should learn from the depth of their cultures and variety of their worldviews, as well as from what they share -- fortitude in the face of white Americans' efforts to get rid of them.
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The former U.S. Air Force intelligence officer said his latest Fortitude Ranch community, under construction below mountain forests, will shelter Americans fleeing anything from a bioengineered pandemic to an attack on the electricity grid.
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I lack moral fortitude, apparently, because I choose not to suffer through the slings and arrows of ill-advised signings, freak accidents and inadvertently lopsided trades that sink a team in any given year.
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"It's a historic moment showing the fortitude and courage of the Kenyan judiciary," said Dickson Omondi, a country director for the National Democratic Institute, a nonpartisan organization that supports democratic institutions and practices worldwide.
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In an era when the digital world has winnowed our attention spans, the aurora borealis still demands presence and patience, a long journey to far northern latitudes, and the fortitude to weather arctic conditions.
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Their work records, in colorful and expansive detail, the bravery and fortitude of early American pioneers and also — because we look at the objects in hindsight — the social and environmental casualties their migration precipitated.
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"We stand in awe of the fortitude and training and superhuman strength it takes to attempt a feat like Everest and are deeply honored just to be here and feel the Khumbu vibes," she wrote.
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Meanwhile, Embiid says he owes his success to the fact that he never gave up, even when it seemed like his basketball skills would never measure up — a fortitude he says came from his parents.
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"What they were doing was saying 'thank you' to Our Lady for saving our families and for allowing us to come back and giving us the courage and the fortitude to start rebuilding," Harris said.
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From Robert Baratheon all the way back to Aegon the Conqueror, kings have earned their place on the Iron Throne through sheer bravery and fortitude on the battle field—and that's exactly what Ghost has.
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Johnson delivered praise for his predecessor's "fortitude and patience", but also repeatedly promised a new, more decisive leadership style - a dig at what many critics saw as May's sometimes ponderous and secretive approach to Brexit.
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French President Emmanuel Macron gave Trump a tough, white-knuckled handshake when they met in Brussels—"a show of alpha-male fortitude," The Washington Post declared—and then bragged about it to a French publication.
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The Best Made Company Axe Shop there promises customers "a lifeline in the wilderness, and at home it's a magnificent window into that wilderness" and includes $400 styles with names like Lincoln, Fortitude and Smithereens.
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I've been saying for a while now that both parties could use a Sister Souljah moment, in which a candidate shows the intestinal fortitude to rebuke some obnoxious person or faction within his political base.
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Even little New Yorkers who can't yet read are often familiar with at least two literary lions: Patience and Fortitude, the imposing marble statues at the entrance to the library's main building on Fifth Avenue.
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The fact that the Bidens are entangled in Trump's impeachment odyssey — uncomfortably, and with no clear exit strategy aside from keeping mum — should also raise serious questions about Mr. Biden's fortitude in the general election.
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Surely, Jayme Closs had her own well of fortitude, they said on Friday, celebrating the 13-year-old girl's escape from captivity three months after her parents were murdered in northwestern Wisconsin and she disappeared.
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He was an incredible player, obviously, but one of his most impressive skills was his ability to persuade everyone around him that his team's success was entirely a product of his own will and fortitude.
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Kyrgios showed once again he has the skills to be a Grand Slam champion and will console himself at having shown more of the mental fortitude and discipline he will need to win major prizes.
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Meanwhile, Dennis Quaid has stepped into the role of "recognizable American actor who comes to the Arctic Circle town of Fortitude and recoils in horror," which was filled memorably in season one by Stanley Tucci.
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Obama arrived in Hanover, Germany, on Sunday to lend Merkel his backing as she faces political blowback over her stance on refugees fleeing war in Syria, a position Obama praised as a matter of moral fortitude.
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Speaking on state television, President Cyril Ramaphosa praised her as a "tireless advocate for the dispossessed and the marginalized", saying she "bore the brunt of the senseless brutality of the apartheid state with stoicism and fortitude".
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The gym, of which she is the sole owner, is where she has built not only physical strength, but the fortitude to stay off the cocaine and alcohol that consumed her life for so many years.
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The fortitude the filmmakers witnessed first-hand — and seeing other communities affected by gun violence reach out to help Sandy Hook — inspired a campaign and a three-part web series they call We Are All Newtown.
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But it will likely be joined in the weeks to come in retaliation, or at least with fortitude, as the G-6 unite against what now appears quite clearly to be their declared and sworn enemy.
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In roles like Juliet (opposite Orlando Bloom's Romeo) and the smiling yet iron-willed daughter in "A Doll's House, Part 2," she's shown a mixture of poise and fortitude echoing that of her mother, Phylicia Rashad.
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Queen Elizabeth II also had Prince Charles read out a speech that said she was "deeply impressed by the remarkable fortitude, dignity and indomitable spirit that characterizes the people of this village and the surrounding valleys."
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They took seriously the recommendations of the grand jury that indicted Gosnell, which explicitly stated: If oversight agencies expect to prevent future Dr. Gosnells, they must find the fortitude to enact and enforce the necessary regulations.
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All that watching, all that training and I was never able to absorb the show's real lesson, which is that marriage is a thing that thrives not just on love but on self-control and fortitude.
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Fortitude Ranch, with locations in Colorado and West Virginia, might be the answer for someone worried about a potential doomsday, but who doesn't want to dedicate their entire life to prepping for the end of days.
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U.S. insurer American International Group said on Monday it would sell a major portion of its stake in reinsurer Fortitude Re to buyout fund Carlyle Group and Japanese insurer T&D Holdings for about $1.8 billion.
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We try to iron out differences by insisting they don't matter, attribute a greater moral fortitude to the plain or leap in defensively when someone is described as not conventionally attractive, or — worse — ugly or fat.
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CNN commentator Bakari Sellers said that since Republicans have only a 50-49 edge with John McCain out, retiring GOP senator Jeff Flake should show "some testicular fortitude" and join the Democrats in blocking any Trump nominee.
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So while those all-nighters might feel empowering and productive, being mentally strong is actually about having the fortitude to practice sustainable habits that will allow you to be happier and more successful at what you do.
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Instead of featuring the three new fragrances from the designer (dubbed Fortitude, Valour and Courage), the trailer introduces viewers to "a movie about mankind pushing beyond those limits mankind has already pushed beyond:" The Second Sound Barrier.
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When Obama wore a Versace chainmail dress during her final state dinner in honor of Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi and his wife Agnese Landini, it was to say something about the fortitude and audacity of women.
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Contrast that audaciousness with his expressionless demeanor and what you get is Gordon's own brand of fortitude, a resiliency that makes you wonder how high his numbers would soar as the first option in Orlando or Brooklyn.
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The Mind Game, as it's called, is designed primarily to gauge the psychological state of young recruits, and it often presents its players with impossible situations to test their mental fortitude in the face of inescapable defeat.
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It will be remembered by future generations as one of the lowest points in our history, and the stance of companies and people on this issue will be a litmus test for their ethical fortitude going forward.
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"We should all hope that her fortitude in the eye of this political storm is a harbinger of her intent to conduct business the right way, instead of being a political pawn for politicians," Mr. Schaffer said.
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In many ways, the strength of the response to Weinstein — and the fortitude and continued fallout of the #MeToo movement — is a direct result of the weak response to the allegations of misconduct linked to the president.
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A Democratic challenger who could not merely dust himself off, as Mr Obama could, but make his patience and fortitude seem more important than the president's boorishness, as Mr O'Rourke would try to do, might be awkward.
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Long overdue maybe, but Kyrgios, who former great John McEnroe calls the most talented player of his generation, is beginning to add mental fortitude and reliability to the dizzying array of shots he owns in his arsenal.
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"Watching the way he navigates raising our children and his strength and his fortitude and his ability to always be there, he's just the rock for our family, and that stability I find really sexy," Brent says.
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And yet, sacrificed at the altar of extremism are the very character traits that actually would save us from the ills we fear – they include our forbearance, our fortitude, our patience, our kindness to our fellow neighbor.
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Patience and Fortitude, the lions who flank the entrance to the New York Public Library's flagship building on Fifth Avenue, have a quieter charm when they deliver a rap (written by AnnMarie Milazzo and Billy Jay Stein).
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Nine albums in as Nine Inch Nails, and one Academy Award later, the 50-year-old musician and composer's work ethic is the stuff of industry legend, a fortitude matched only by the aura his aesthetic creates.
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While "Ice Cream Truck" appealed to a gay male audience by showcasing oiled, topless men sucking popsicles, Monáe knew what the women's equivalent would require, and is perhaps the only person with the fortitude to execute it.
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Finally, since his first 100 days in office were during a particularly tense era in America's Cold War with the Soviet Union, Reagan's moral fortitude led him to advocate a foreign policy based on peace through strength.
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As far as I am concerned, the world can be divided into those with the fortitude to see such sale opportunities as an invigorating challenge, and those, like me, who quail in the face of competitive consumption.
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Not just the physical exertion pankration requires, but also the mental fortitude and way of life the practice fosters — especially as done by Mr. Gonis — have increasingly been shown in studies to be vital for aging well.
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Osorio was unbeaten in his first 10 games in charge, but after a humiliating 7-0 loss to Chile in the Copa América Centenario in 2016, the team was once again facing questions about its mental fortitude.
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Season 2 of "Fortitude," the British thriller previously shown on Pivot in the United States, opens with a rare heavenly spectacle called a blood aurora, a decapitation and a move to Amazon Prime starting Friday, April 14.
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As a former vice president, he wants to show that he exudes statesmanship but also wants to prove to Democrats desperate to oust Mr. Trump that he has the fortitude and temperament to take on the president.
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In this view, even traditionally "unhealthy" self-care activities are ultimately healthy because they give you what you need in the moment, and perhaps (though not necessarily) the fortitude to bring intentionality and verve to the future.
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We first meet her, amid thundering electric power chords and smashing LED lighting displays, spreading fortitude and cheer amid a strapping all-male chorus who have been down in the mouth under the yoke of the English.
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As much as I wish I had the mental and physical fortitude to follow a Daily Burn video in my living room or add "go for a run" to my weekly calendar, I know that's just not me.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Patience and Fortitude, the pair of lion statues guarding the New York Public Library's (NYPL) Main Branch on 42nd Street in Manhattan, New York are getting their first overhaul in eight years.
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And so, with a fortitude in the face of a crappy situation that any Jets fan would recognize, Nicieza took the notes the NFL had sent and committed to writing the first four issues of the SuperPro series.
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If Republicans can't even use this opportunity to make reforms at the discretionary, programmatic level — just a small percentage of government spending — how will they ever muster the fortitude to take on the true drivers of our debt?
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But debt and overspending can only be ignored for so long, and there are plenty of better, more impactful options that could be on the table if only political fortitude existed to tackle the root of the problem.
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The beauty of the playoffs is their capricious nature, their potential to erase all that has happened, and in this case force the most decorated team in regular-season history to once again demonstrate its fortitude and worth.
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If activists succeed in making Virginia the 38th, the ERA will serve as a reminder that legislation that is ahead of its time can find its moment, so long as supporters have the intestinal fortitude to press forward.
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They discuss a few forms that such incremental cooperation might take, including Victor's long-time hobby horse, "climate clubs," small groups of countries working together on climate strategies that offer mutual benefit, boosting one another's fortitude and ambition.
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He'll need every cheap point off his serve he can get, and if sets go to a tiebreak, we'll witness an epic: the clay masters, king and prince, both with immense mental fortitude, vying for the Paris final.
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Instead, Mourinho has opted for the sturdier qualities of the likes of Nemanja Matic and Marouane Fellaini, while he has been ever-more critical of his players, accusing them of lacking technical expertise, mental fortitude and physical resilience.
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While Kapilow may sometimes test the fortitude of general readers as he wades into the intricacies of composition, he rewards those patient enough to hold his hand as he walks them through just what makes these songs great.
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Trump, who is 73, has shown a willingness to go after his rivals' perceived health problems, openly questioning his opponents' mental fortitude and fitness for office even as the president's critics have wielded the same accusations against him.
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I was angry, but not just at the people inside the arena—I was angry at myself too, for not having the strength to stay or the fortitude to withstand the End Times anger filling up the room.
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His portrait would be staid, quietly dignified, but forthright — letting through the weariness and perhaps even the inner fortitude of the man who throughout the tenure of his presidency was consistently publicly called a Muslim terrorist from Kenya.
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Sure, she's a little to eager and earnest for her New York City surroundings, but Kimmy is most literally a survivor, and her intention to make the most of every day is a testament to her bravery and fortitude.
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Mr. Parkinson counts himself lucky not only because he was able to construct a 2,200-square-foot dream home but because he had the mental fortitude to deal with the disappearance of all but a handful of his possessions.
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As far as health care, national defense and the other major issues go, Mr. Trump demonstrated such insight and fortitude on immigration that I and tens of millions of other Americans are willing to trust his judgment on them.
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Most people who have had to take on the pound-for-pound great over the last five years have approached the task as either a grim responsibility or a nearly insurmountable challenge, a test of their fortitude and courage.
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" As people stood around taking pictures of his sign, 44-year-old health worker Adrian Smith told me: "I think this vigil really captured a lot of the spirit and solidarity, the humor and the fortitude, of people today.
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But in an act of defiance that recalls the upright sense of purpose and fortitude that gave birth to this great nation, Connecticut lawmakers are fighting for the right to make Gorgonzola and Asiago right here in the USA.
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But I also suspect that the combination of her sex and her religious beliefs would give her more fortitude than a male justice on the one issue where I want judicial action, not restraint: Overturning our inhumane abortion settlement.
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In that spirit, I asked an esteemed set of women to reflect back on their lives and careers as leaders, drawing on historical moments or achievements by women that have given them hope and the fortitude to keep going.
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" After the segment, Ms. McCain wrote on Twitter: "There are no words I have to convey my immense gratitude to @JoeBiden and his family - your strength, hope and fortitude are an inspiration to me and so many others daily.
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When discipline constantly costs you money, you have to start worrying if your discipline's misplaced, which is why many will need the fortitude to stay in the market rather than run from it after some negative news this evening.
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The series, produced by the UK's Sky Atlantic, aired on Pivot in the US. But after Pivot had committed to airing a second season of the show, the network went out of business, leaving Fortitude in a stateside limbo.
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Unlike Tsar Nicholas, his wife and his children (whom the church credits with enduring pain with fortitude), Grand Duchess Elizabeth is honoured for something more positive, the work she did to relieve the poor and infirm of her adopted country.
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If I'm being honest, I've questioned whether a dancer looked like a counterfeit Kylie Jenner before and critiqued performances, forgetting I will never have the abdominal fortitude to do a tenth of what a stripper achieves in an average night.
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"It requires a certain boldness and fortitude to take on an endeavor as ambitious as Libra — a generational opportunity to get things right and improve financial inclusion," Dante Disparte, head of policy for the Libra Association, said in a statement.
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Later on in the evening, Facebook's communications team sent along another statement from Disparte, in which the blockchain project's policy chief appears to criticize PayPal for not having the "fortitude" to stick with something as difficult and demanding as Libra.
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The responses to Ellenbogen's email run the gamut from weirdo Braveheart–like appeals to fortitude—"we have to stay the course" and "very invigorating as we battle this"—to straight-up absurd, like this from Mitchel Berger, a literal brain surgeon.
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The national women's cycling team of Afghanistan is a powerful symbol, in that it requires great fortitude, strength and commitment from its members, while also showing the rest of the country that they can push themselves far beyond their supposed limits.
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By writing an album focused on a topic as big and universal as love, Jorja's made a piece of work that can soundtrack both post-breakup fortitude and a dinner party meal cooked from scratch using a really complicated Ottolenghi recipe.
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Though he is widely commended for his application of surrealist principles to his paintings of the 1920s and '30s, his paintings are most compelling for the ability of his color palette to take on a fortitude that his composition lacks.
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Pisces is all about peace and love, while Mars is the planet of war, so, sometimes this can feel like a mismatched energy…but, it can also manifest as a deep well of inner fortitude—the strength to withstand anything.
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But lawmakers will have to either get past the circus quickly to find the time for tax reform, or muster the fortitude to focus on tax policy in the second or third ring while Trump clowns around in the spotlight.
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After this display of superhuman physical fortitude, one might rightly expect to enjoy a break – to get a bit of rest while finally tearing into all the raw fish, soft cheese and hard booze you've been missing for nine months.
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It's the sort of thing that takes the fortitude that comes only with a full stomach, and the newcomer Kary Haddad is at a disadvantage: He's wandering around his puzzle, desperately trying to feed himself on prepackaged and leftover foods.
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For Kenya's "King David" to cement his Olympic legacy by becoming the first man to successfully defend his title since the 1964 Olympics, however, he will need shake off doubts about his form and mental fortitude after a mediocre season.
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It was a frontier visited frequently by this supremely gifted poet before his own sudden death in 2013, a death he met with characteristic fortitude, and a viaticum sent as a text message to his wife: Noli timere ("Be not afraid").
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On the stump, Mr. Trump has invoked General MacArthur as a paragon of American toughness; in a short-lived presidential campaign, the general cast Democrats as controlled by Communists, lacking in traditional American fortitude and utterly outfoxed in international negotiations.
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He won his only ATP title of the year in Geneva and the old questions of whether he has the mental fortitude to survive two consecutive weeks of top-level tennis have only grown louder as the season has progressed.
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It's no coincidence that both men came from mining backgrounds, what with the courage, fortitude and sheer good luck required to be a football manager; the very same traits were needed for a man to come away from the pit unscathed.
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When Jay-Z decided it was necessary to sort through a lifetime of demons, rumors and trauma — both he inflicted and received — on his 13th solo album, "4:44," he relied on one man to provide him the musical fortitude.
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He is convinced of the mental fortitude provided by the momentum he gained last season when he held a final-round lead at the British Open, contended late in the P.G.A. Championship and won the final event of the tour calendar.
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Fortunately, as we mentioned above, Mr. Kingsley didn't slam us with outrageous challenges outside the theme, so with a little fortitude a solver could fill out, say, a quarter of the grid's down entries, to at least provide some hints.
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To order a drink with no trace of sweetness — say, a hoppy India pale ale or a straight shot of the Italian amaro known as Fernet-Branca, dark, viscous, herbal — is to announce one's fortitude and disdain for instant gratification.
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We are proud to have been part of that journey, continue to applaud the courage and moral fortitude of West Virginia for standing up for voting access, and look forward to continuing our work with, and support for, this critical initiative.
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Played by John Malkovich with his customary laconic weirdness, he spends most of the episode playing hard to get, forcing Axe to prove that he has the political power and mental fortitude to withstand the scrutiny such an alliance will bring.
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The meticulous photographic documentation of ruins, debris, cleanup and relief operations by the photojournalist Kazuma Obara was typical: His pictures showed the gut-wrenching scale of the destruction, the professionalism of the emergency crews and the fortitude of the survivors.
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Fortitude Ranch's pitch is that for about $1,000 per person per year, customers can vacation in any of its locations, and in case of an emergency that leads to societal breakdown, they can hunker down in whatever location is closest.
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Rich arrangements bolster lyrics that demonstrate emotional fortitude, particularly on the record's title track, which considers the potential for rebirth in the aftermath of destruction — in this case, both a terminated relationship and a literal fire that ravaged Yola's home.
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The younger pup ended up with all of the glory, but Disney+'s new movie is set to remind the world that the people of Nome would have been lost without Togo's unwavering fortitude in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds.
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Just as Maria Cornejo, another longtime proponent of sustainability in fashion, has found fortitude in the ease of a bronze silk doppio sweatshirt over matching pleated pants, a hammered silk drop-waisted flapper dress and a deep-pile corduroy dress.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - The leader of Friday prayers in Tehran called for calm and fortitude after days of protests by the capital's Grand Bazaar traders fuming over the plunging value of Iran's currency and rising prices, the semi-official Fars news agency reported.
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Her fortitude in the face of her life's constant adversity propelled Father Richard to 35th place out of 3,400 competitors and 4th place overall in his age group, earning him a slot in the following year's Ironman 70.3 World Championship in Australia.
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And as Clinton takes the stage, charging Democrats to answer the call that the party is "stronger together," if black women stand tonight, steadfast and ambivalent, it is only because they know far too intimately the fortitude it takes to toil alone.
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Let us also celebrate those whose strength and fortitude is our nation's armor, and remember that our land of opportunity is protected by people who diminish their own opportunity, their own comfort, their own safety and sometimes sacrifice their own lives for us.
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Mindful that readers may not have the intestinal fortitude to stomach the Oracle of Omaha's unique sense of humour, The Economist has performed a textual analysis of 40 years' worth of Mr Buffett's letters to see what his language reveals about his thinking.
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In the short film, which highlights the fortitude of his family and how his roots influence his creativity, fans get an intimate look at the artist's personal journey to musical success with interviews with his close friends and family, including his mother.
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After scouring the web and cultivating a list of cliché activities and attitudes that guys from the alt-right and other macho corners of the internet regard as masculine, I composed a T-spiking itinerary to put my testicular fortitude to the test.
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Ernest Simoni, the only survivor of a Catholic clergy that was wiped out by Albania's post-war Communist regime, became the mainly Muslim country's only cardinal after impressing Pope Francis with his fortitude in the face of a lifetime of privations and torture.
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Maybe a hope for fortitude, maybe a willingness to give the listener a little push forward, maybe a bit of archness in delivery (nobody batted an eye at the idea of him as aristocracy after all), but it was music free of contempt.
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And bravo to the 2 photogs who had the testicular fortitude to ask Zayn about it -- first by one guy who wondered how the Pornhub subscription's going and then by our very own guy asking a brilliant -- and much-needed -- follow-up question.
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And that's what's so remarkable: While the bills Ryan schedules for consideration may not draw bipartisan support, absent the fortitude displayed by Curbelo and his colleagues, the immigration and border security debate would have remained frozen for the rest of the year.
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He saved a poor tee shot on No. 8 with a testy par putt before his final hole of the day — a hole that showed the stark difference between the elite golfer playing with mental fortitude and the elite golfer still searching.
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A master of aesthetic signifiers, with an ear for melody, he sampled both Lil Wayne and the early-aughts emo-punk band Brand New; he could also rap with the cool fortitude of an Atlanta trap rapper over a minor-chord guitar riff.
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"The only thing that remains is whether we have the fortitude to not just fire these people immediately, but to take them out in cuffs," Jeanine Pirro, whose show Trump watches and whom he has invited to the White House, said on Saturday.
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However, as market pressures mount and the competitive landscape escalates, the real test of a manufacturer's fortitude is the ability to evolve business in a way that supersedes the competition and anticipates future market demands while maintaining stability and integrity along the way.
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It's important that we remember the achievements of our Founding Fathers, and the bravery and fortitude it took to cast off the yoke of the Union Jack, but today our nation is once again weighed down by an oppressor: Hamilton parody videos.
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In America, the resurrected wretch ("I once was lost but now am found") has more authority than the pious innocent — to have fallen and been redeemed is an act of self-invention and moral fortitude that mirrors the Pilgrims' own impossible journey.
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Today, everyone wants to be Sir Edmund Hillary, often without the fortitude, training and lone bravery of expert climbers but with the perks of a flashy package deal, shady guides and the ever-present smartphone for edge-of-cliff and summit selfies.
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But be prepared for a line.) Bonus: Since Bryant Park is in effect the backyard of the New York Public Library, it's an easy trip around the front to visit Patience and Fortitude, the famous stone lions that flank its entrance. (bryantpark.
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Rudolph's account of the fiasco was bursting with rollicking impressions — Poehler taking charge with peppy fortitude; Dratch trying to discreetly escape to a shower — but to print the transcript would be a disservice to Rudolph, because the transcript is simply not funny.
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Like Walt Whitman and Billie Holiday, other great American artists who told stories rooted in their emotional history—stories broadened by craft, observation, and the ability to articulate the ineffable—O'Neill wrested his tale from his own heart, with cunning and fortitude.
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Julie Turkewitz examined America's rising demand for high-end bunkers in abandoned missile silos and other underground structures, adorned with names like Fortitude Ranch and Survival Condo and marketed to people worried about everything from climate change to terrorism and civil unrest.
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" Speaking with CNN's Chris Cuomo on "Cuomo Prime Time" Tuesday night, Milano said she thinks Cruz "understands" the issue but cautioned "to understand it and then to have the courage and the fortitude to do something about are two very, very different things.
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As these photos make clear, Robinson's decade in major-league baseball was just one act in a remarkably rich and complex life — one of vision, fortitude, dignity and endurance — shaped by the currents and contours of American history even as it recast them.
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I doubt Quaid can match up to Tucci, but I'm nevertheless content in the thought that Fortitude itself — complete with polar bears and dark soap operatics and strange things coming up out of the thawing tundra — is the real star of this show.
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Revelers who joined the 44th annual Village Halloween Parade said they were painfully aware that eight people were killed in what authorities say was an act of terrorism but carried on with the festivities to show fortitude and solidarity with the victims.
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Will it be necessary to come up with some novel procedure to fill the gap, knowing that there is no person on the face of the planet who has the unique blend of talents, independence, stature, and fortitude to taken on so thankless a task?
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Her casual disregard for the egos of the opposite sex are cause for celebration; her eclectic and constant image revisions result in her being treated like a semi-deity online, but her fortitude to veer towards whatever direction she fits makes her a hero.
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Obscured by heavy animal skins, a scruffy beard and even longer hair, DiCaprio perseveres with a deeply committed characterization that embodies reserves of strength, resilience, imagination, fortitude and righteousness, all attributes required for long-term survival in the earliest days on the North American frontier.
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"We understand that reporting abuse requires courage and fortitude, however, bringing this horrific practice to light may be the only way that sexual abuse by those in positions of trust in the church community will be put to an end," the association&aposs statement said.
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The indefatigable 32-year-old withstood almost five hours of Federer brilliance, dredging his tank of mental and physical fortitude to prevail 7-6(5) 53-6 7-6(4) 4-6 13-12(3) in the first Wimbledon singles final decided by a tiebreak.
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Conversely, it might imply that factors that have done poorly of late — and as the chart shows, value has badly lagged behind the market ever since the financial crisis — are now cheap and worth buying, for those with the intestinal fortitude to do so.
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Clinton tried to portray a steely fortitude in facing Mr. Trump, and a determination not to allow his personal attacks to get her off course, she offered a glimpse of the toll that reliving some of her lowest and most publicly humiliating moments would take.
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The article highlighted her fortitude and said the Jewish Child Care Association of New York, a social service agency supported by the Neediest Cases Fund, had provided Ms. Carpenter money to pay the deposit and rent for an apartment for her and her son, Stephon.
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Awash in unpaid bills and barely able to gather her wits to declare bankruptcy, she nevertheless tries to buck up herself and her two grown daughters with tales of the fortitude and defiance of the pioneers who tamed the western frontier in days of yore.
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" McEnroe went on to suggest Williams could beat some men's players because of her mental fortitude, but he said he did not think she was athletic enough to beat men at a high rate: "That doesn't mean I don't think Serena is an incredible player.
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"The level of frustration is very high, but the level of fortitude has increased and the level of saying 'we will get this right' has strengthened," she added, voicing a rare note of optimism, hoping the Legislature and the governor can achieve a resolution.
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Drew Miller, founder of Fortitude Ranch — doomsday compounds in West Virginia and Colorado that double as a recreational facility and survival retreat — told Business Insider's Mary Meisenzahl that panic around the coronavirus has led to a "huge surge in interest" in the business' offerings.
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"My hope when young black girls see these photos is that they understand that regardless of what life presents you, you have the ability and fortitude to be a force to be reckoned with," Tiffany Welch-Baker, one of the black cadets, said in May.
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Harold G. Moore, whose fortitude saved most of his outnumbered battalion in 1965 in the first major battle between American and North Vietnamese troops — exploits immortalized in a book and a movie starring Mel Gibson — died on Friday at his home in Auburn, Ala.
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At first I was pretty ambitious: I had the entire last season of The Americans to catch up on, which seemed like just what the doctor ordered until I realized that The Americans requires an emotional and mental fortitude that was well beyond my capacity.
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By the end of Volume 8213, Thatcher had triumphed over those doubters, not least in leading Britain to victory in the Falklands war — a conflict during which, inevitably, some had suggested that a female leader might lack the moral fortitude to direct British forces in wartime.
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Also, how can men be the strong stand-up guys we need – the men who have the will and fortitude to call out the workplace monsters and to defend others (women or men) – if they are supposed to be weak and busy apologizing for their Y chromosomes?
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Any Knicks fan foolhardy enough to stay awake through the second half of Monday night's clash with the Clippers out in Los Angeles was treated to a heart-rending moment of defensive fortitude in the face of almost certain humiliation from their beloved unicorn, Kristaps Porzingis.
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To fix the mistakes made by President Obama, our next president needs to speak frankly about the problems that exist, explain how he or she will correct them and have the fortitude to take necessary actions, no matter how unpopular they would be with Washington elites.
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While this most recent attack in Orlando once again reminds us that trauma can happen at any time and in any place, the fortitude of the trauma care systems in Boston, San Bernardino, and Orlando symbolize the best that the American health care system can offer.
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" In another recording that was played later, Ms. Ifill said, "It's important to be reminded how easily we can be denied simple, obvious opportunity, how low the ceilings can get and how much fortitude it takes to refuse to accept the limits that others place on you.
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" (It's a term so loaded, I feel I should use quotation marks at least once.) Listening to my journalism students at the University of Oregon and reading their assignments have given me many insights into the hurt, confusion and fortitude of people who could be called "white.
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His first release with the label came in 2012, shortly after his 18th birthday, but he's been allowed time and space to develop both his sound and the mental fortitude it requires to last a lifetime blasting the aneurysm-inducing sonics associated with the neurofunk style.
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"Audit and national office professionals must appropriately address known deficiencies in their auditing of high-risk areas, and auditors must have the fortitude to refuse to sign off on an audit if important issues remain unresolved," said Andrew J. Ceresney, director of the SEC's Division of Enforcement.
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This legendary man now faces a mighty challenge -- and the sad news of his illness reminds us of the fortitude so many brought to the civil rights struggle and the somber reality that we are slowly losing the generation that defeated Jim Crow segregation in America.
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Starting a startup is stressful; it requires quick decision-making in the absence of perfect data, a lot of unpaid, long hours without any guarantee of success and, maybe most importantly, the intestinal fortitude to not just survive, but also focus and thrive in the face of adverse conditions.
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I'm not sure it had much to say beyond 'do androids dream of electric sheep?' but I'm glad the film was made, and the sheer fortitude that went into rendering an original visual depiction of a collapsing, replicant-occupied LA, has plenty to forcefully impart about the future.
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"The next president should nominate judges who have a demonstrated commitment to the rule of law, who will hold agencies to the limited scope of their authority, and who possess the internal fortitude necessary to defend the Constitution without being swayed by flattery or criticism," he said on Tuesday.
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The 75-year-old, soft-spoken Kentuckian, who has led Republicans for the last 10 years, also had the political fortitude to block Obama when he tried to fill a Supreme Court vacancy and successfully kept it open for a year until it was filled by President Donald Trump.
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"Paying for tax reform would require somebody to pay more, and I don't think the Republicans have the fortitude to do that, unless it's poor people through Medicaid cuts who bear the burden, but I don't think there's enough money there to finance serious tax reform," Gale explained.
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The so-called 'golden generation' had sights firmly set on winning the World Cup and were well on course after proving their mental fortitude in a dramatic come-from-behind win over Japan and then going toe-to-toe with Brazil and beating them in the quarter-final.
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Thankfully, however, the VA's authorizers and appropriators on Capitol Hill had the fortitude to recognize the need for a much more substantial investment in hepatitis C treatments for veterans and the enormous long-term savings to the taxpayer – and to veterans' health – from laying out that investment up front.
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I began with as much grace, and light, and fortitude, and righteousness as I could muster for her, because I think that was important for the character, for the writing, to do Gillian [Flynn, who wrote the novel the series was based on and is an executive producer] proud.
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In this week's episode of "The Handmaid's Tale," these emblems of Gilead's darkness — the blood, the hanged bodies, the handmaids who can't hide their brutalization — are hidden from sight so that the Commanders can present their society as an enviable portrait of moral fortitude to a delegate from Mexico.
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Second, despite the storied discipline of the British party system, the 21625 MPs who ignored Johnson's threat to "withdraw the whip" showed far more intestinal fortitude than their ideological cousins here in the GOP, who — with a few lonely outliers — have cowered before the threat of Trump's ire.
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The closer's role is such a light lift for qualified pitchers—qualified by stuff or intestinal fortitude or whatever magic one attributes to closers other than "they pitch in the ninth inning"—that a team can trade down in the ninth and still convert saves at close to an optimal rate.
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"Each special agent must have the knowledge, skills, commitment, and fortitude to investigate terrorists, spies, and a raft of dangerous criminals -- all while wielding their law enforcement powers with compassion for those they encounter and respect for the US Constitution and the laws they enforce," according to the FBI's website.
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"Our nation faces a moral crisis, and the best way forward is to elect leaders with the moral fortitude to stand up to hatred, to pass common-sense gun laws that will make our communities safer, and to summon our better angels of unity and inclusion during challenging times," he writes.
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Without articulating a why to animate learners, without the courage and fortitude to take a stand on the moral and political issues that matter to our students and by teaching by not teaching, schools not only squander precious teachable moments, they abdicate their role as a moral compass for students.
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Some of our most cryptic symbologists dabble in Masonic iconography: Bruce Nauman's "Topological Gardens," in which words such as "Fortitude" and "Justice" appear in neon on classical buildings, brings to mind the eighteenth degree of the Scottish Rite; Matthew Barney devoted one of his "Cremaster" films to a Masonic murder plot.
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As bells tolled and choirs sang and flags flew at half-staff, the nation's 41st president was remembered as a "kinder and gentler" leader whose fortitude steered the country through a tumultuous moment in history even as his essential decency stood in contrast to the politics of insults now in vogue.
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But Aaron revered his grandfather, a quiet, unflappable man who served in World War II. Aaron also had a taste for exploration and tests of fortitude: hiking and wandering through the woods in Maine, where his family vacationed every summer, and wrestling, a sport whose demand for martial discipline captivated him.
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