The puncture is healed by a medic or, occasionally, the succor of a god.

Before long the working class in one nation turned against the working classes of all other nations, looking to protectionism for succour. In 1929 protectionism took the form of devaluing one’s currency vis-à-vis others. As we shall see, in 2010 it took the form of devaluing one’s labor vis-à-vis others.

How the ruling elite gets its succor

Three examples provide succour to such a damning perspective.

the Japanese tourist, wandering the Fu-Ho in search of succour or maybe just a suck

Deracinated, lonely, struggling to make his philosophy understood in a language that he was just mastering, Adorno took succour

Her voice is soft and full of succor

as Barber says, Trump gives "succor to the demagogues-in-waiting" like Le Pen.

Petr had found succour in his faith during the months of his illness

disaffected souls are relentlessly steered back into the thrall of a marketplace where we can access, individually, little hits of succor

why give political succor

The less succour they receive from existing political institutions, the more open individual workers are likely to be to radical political institutions that offer the possibility of political expression and economic power

his Islamophobic comments that gave succor to Hindutva