That embedded novel, "Death Fall," features no black characters at all, and describes the unravelling of a small Kansas town after a new and highly addictive drug is introduced there.
He's hunkered down along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border, a fugitive "guest" with a price on his head, waiting for death, embedded in a political economy that is a cross between Gaza and the New Jersey of "The Sopranos".
Yet his songs may now be more a presence than at his death, embedded as samples in rap tracks, played at campaign rallies, featured in television commercials and broadcast in cover versions on radio.
"The artifacts of death are embedded in the texture of European life," the writer Francine du Plessix Gray observes.
The vicious incisors of "tooth fairies" were offset by wings resembling oak leaves; the feathers of a skeletal Angel of Death were embedded with blinking eyes that uncannily echoed the markings on a peacock.
Skulls, bones and images of death were embedded in his work, as was a sense of the evil, smoky, Victorian history of London's East End, where he was born in 1969, the son of a cab driver.
Lily's words cause Picard to reconsider, and he quotes Ahab's words of vengeance, recognizing the death wish embedded therein.
The racism that led to Till's death was embedded in a virulent ideology of white racial superiority born out of slavery and the Jim Crow codes, particularly in the Deep South.
The first stems from her contemporary exploration of Danse Macabre, a form of medieval memento mori art where skeletons and other personifications of death are embedded into otherwise typical scenes.
However, there is currently no probabilistic model embedded in a birth-death modeling framework that can take into account the effects of different evolutionary mechanisms of gene retention when analyzing gene family data.
