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Gruber said the burger was delicious but wanted to try the product in his own kitchen, where he could mold it to his own personal burger liking.

It was a struggle for power in 1988 between Hoberman and Mestres that led Disney Chairman Michael D. Eisner and Katzenberg to create Hollywood Pictures, which they then funded with about $100 million in the hopes that Mestres could mold it into a powerful studio.

He believed that an enlightened and firm will could do anything if it had the support of bayonets; he despised and feared the masses; and, as for public opinion, he considered that he could mold and direct it as he pleased.

If it does, it will either dry rock hard, or it will dry from the outside, and the inside could mold and rot.

You used to have players for four years and you could mold a team.

"Derrick was at his best around young people who he could mold and motivate.

Instead of aiming for something like Facebook, Twitter could mold itself on some other template for success.

But the Bears' owner and coach, George Halas, wanted someone he could mold into a T-formation quarterback.

Parcells could mold all that talent into a contender in a short time, and Davis could again taste a Super Bowl, something he has not done in two decades.

He realized at that moment that he could mold his interest in materials science and engineering into work that might ultimately have implications for human health.

Colleges became not just molders of clean young men but centers where people of many backgrounds could mold educations for themselves.