The roots of the movement for the involuntary sterilization of poor whites — the policy that Ms. Buck embodied — reach back into 19th-century social-betterment circles and an abundant social science literature on poor families.
That is what most people with a vague knowledge of diplomacy think they remember.In fact, as Dan Plesch, a British historian and security analyst, points out in this closely argued and compelling book, "America, Hitler and the UN", both the term "United Nations" and the ideal it embodied go back further.
Bobby was only 42 when he was murdered, but Larry Tye's book brings him -- and the hope he embodied -- back to thrilling life.
For sheer political heft, the role played by private security contractors in the Gulf wars is the weightiest topic, sensitively embodied in the back story of that stressed-out vet.
Sacha Baron Cohen embodied the laid-back spirit when, after a projector broke during the screening of Borat in 2006, he did an impromptu audience Q+A in character, with Michael Moore acting as emcee.
At present, the embodied energy pay-back time (EPBT) is the criterion used for comparing the viability of such technology against other forms.
The result indicates that for the southern and western façades in the UAE, the embodied energy pay-back time for photovoltaic system is within the range of 12 13 years.
For Bergkamp, the arrival of Wenger built a bridge between the football of his past, his education in the Dutch ideals of total football, and the never-say-die English football attitudes that were embodied by Arsenal's steely back four.
Afterwards, he took a Q+A and gave advice about vegetarianism and job hunting before snapping back into his embodied self in a dazed state.
Jim Cregan embodies the laid-back surfer dude, get-up-and-go entrepreneurial spirit of Bournemouth.
The Moto G embodied that aesthetic with a cheerful look, rounded back and the surprisingly comfortable Motorola dimple on the back.
