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Start-Up Chile has doled out money to Chileans, too (see chart).Mr Shea says he was inspired by his experience in America, where he studied at Stanford University, a wellspring of high-tech start-ups.

One prominent scholar, Donald Lathap, even argues that the Amazon may have been the wellspring of high civilization throughout the Americas — that an advanced culture had spread outward, rather than vice versa.

Deeper than the numbers, however, has been the damage to Nokia's role as a wellspring of pride in a country historically known for exporting wood and paper products, not high tech.

Edward Yates, on the housekeeping staff, was a wellspring of anti-infection ideas; his unit chose him to brief the staff (including high-ranking doctors) on the unit's progress.

He's a wellspring of information.

Curiosity is a wellspring of innovation.

Baum was a wellspring of ideas, wit and chutzpah.

Just ask me, Mike "Playboy" Isaac, a wellspring of creativity.

Alice was a wellspring of kindness, love, and empathy.

The Internet has offered a wellspring of speculation about mass wildlife deaths.

President Bush's "global war on terror" implicitly tapped into a wellspring of such conservative conviction.