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Yellowing boxes hold the lasts -- foot-shaped molds -- used to create footwear for everyone who was anyone in America's entertainment capital for more than half a century.

At the bustling Times Square location, Din Tai Fung chefs on display behind glass walls mold the 18 folds standard to the chain’s soup dumplings.

He said a gaping hole in the ceiling exposed "thick black mold" underneath, and that broken air conditioning forced prisoners to endure sweltering heat.

Winston is a grifter and populist demagogue in the mold of Robert Penn Warren’s Willie Stark, though Mr. Johnson has also taken inspiration from the daily news.

One can be sure Hamas is preparing for what will be both a huge jobs program and a chance to mold the message of powerful media operations.