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At Apple, the inspiration wellspring is the megawatt personality of its leader, Mr. Jobs, and its ability to make consumer products that delight millions of people.

The first-floor kitchen at Wellspring is alive with the sound of banter.

Grants like those made to America Rising and Data Trust in the first year of the 2016 election cycle show Wellspring's affinity for groups whose aim it is to elect Republicans to office.

If America's storytelling has so much of its roots in religion and lone frontiersmen, our films' cultural wellspring is instead the gloomy premonitions of HG Wells's Things To Come, A Clockwork Orange, JG Ballard and, of course, 1984.

The wellspring of humanitas was Classical literature.

While registers are the environments for the manifestation of ideology, the wellspring of ideology is the social structure (Hasan 2005a).

But the very childishness that is the wellspring of Bergman's genius is also the source of his occasional capricious cruelty.

The wellspring of her competence is being a glittering prize that men -- including Don -- want, but can't ultimately have.

A new biography, "Baudelaire in Chains," insists that intoxication, far from being the wellspring of the poet's spirit, was "the root of all his problems".

The wellspring of creativity is starting to leech out of Buenos Aires and onto the larger cultural stage.

The wellspring of innovation is human creativity.