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Courage is the ability to confront fear in the face of pain, danger, uncertainty or intimidation.

Courage may also refer to:

In ethics:

• Civil courage, a core issue in ethics
• Moral courage, an important virtue in various areas of life

In entertainment:

• Courage (1930 film), a melodrama
• Courage, a 1984 film starring Ronny Cox
• Courage (Paula Cole album)
• "Courage (for Hugh MacLennan)", a song by Canadian rock group The Tragically Hip from their album Fully Completely
• "Courage" (X-Men TV Episode)
• Courage the Cowardly Dog, an animated cartoon character
• "Courage", a song by Alien Ant Farm
• "Courage", a song by Superchick
• "Courage", a song by The Whitest Boy Alive

Other:

• Courage (brewery), a London brewery now part of Scottish & Newcastle, still officially called "Scottish Courage Limited"
• Courage Compétition, a team and company based at Le Mans
• Courage: Eight Portraits, a 2007 book by UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown
• Courage International, a Roman Catholic organization dedicated to encouraging those with homosexual feelings to live chaste lives in accord with Catholic teachings
• Courage UK (originally named "Courage Trust"), a UK-based, not for profit, evangelical Christian organisation that ministers to the gay and lesbian community
• Courage is the name of the mascot and the motto of the Second Cavalry Regiment, an Australian Army Armoured Reconnaissance Regiment

People with the surname Courage:

• Alexander Courage (born 1919 - dead 2008), American composer of music ("Star Trek")

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