fount u rečniku PONS

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Envisioning and knowing a landscape as one's fount of food is different from what most of us know and experience when driving past fields in the countryside today.
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The alternative founts they cut for text were a smaller, rather than a condensed letter.
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They have become the go-to fount of information that has been needed.
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The world of journalism has always been a fount of gargoyles and eccentrics.
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He also developed several important music founts, including one that became the most widely used music typeface until the middle of the eighteenth century.
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His contemporaries referred to him as "iuris canonici fons et tuba" (the fount and trumpet of canon law).
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Turning down the wick in this type of burner could lead to a hot or lit wick dropped in the fuel tank (fount).
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The beasts improve once they shun the founts, and to thank the strangers they show them the plants they want.
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His point of contact with it is personality: the inward fount of his being: his heart, not his head.
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He accumulated an enormous fount of knowledge in his numerous travels and occupations around the world (and he attended, however briefly, several leading universities).
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