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mold

[mohld] / moʊld /




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We wouldn’t be drawn to “Labyrinth” all these years later if Bowie hadn’t poured a searing alloy of androgyny and enigmatic intent into a mold and popped out his Goblin King.

From Salon

Schiff said people told them the drinking water smells bad and sometimes has mold in it.

From Los Angeles Times

He took a roster of overlooked and undersized misfits and molded them into a wrecking machine.

From The Wall Street Journal

It gets rare earths from Australia, partners with a refiner in Europe and has developed a process for sintering, molding and finishing the magnets.

From The Wall Street Journal

Caden Zrubek, 25, made the change after struggling with Lyme disease and exposure to toxic mold, and remains concerned about the potential impact of polyester on health and fertility.

From The Wall Street Journal