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This is why I was so eager to read "Willpower: Rediscovering the Greatest Human Strength," a new book by psychologist Roy F. Baumeister and New York Times writer John Tierney showcasing ground-breaking research on self-control, a trait that's been found to correlate with success in many key areas of life, including work, school, personal relationships and physical health.

The Guardian today launched a major brand campaign to showcase its ground-breaking open journalism and multi-platform credentials.

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — The Jets want to run the ball against the Pittsburgh Steelers, want to showcase their ground-and-pound philosophy, want to control the clock.

With wise and rapturous commentary, the "Tsarskoye Selo" book showcases the grounds, palaces, facades and interiors of the country estate Peter the Great bought for his wife in 1710, and which Catherine the Great overhauled a half-century later.

All the networks are pre-empting their Sunday-morning programming to provide live coverage of the ceremonies at ground zero, showcasing anchors like Diane Sawyer, who was the co-anchor on ABC's "Good Morning America" when the first plane hit the twin towers, and Tom Brokaw of NBC News, who became part of the story when anthrax was found in his office suite.

GGGI took part in the Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMA) Fair, which was organized by the UNFCCC Secretariat to inspire transformational action on the ground by showcasing how country-driven sustainable development initiatives are moving developing countries along a low-carbon development trajectory.

The bare ground showcases a mosaic of once-hidden flotsam: broken glass, bottle caps, flinty rocks, small twigs, discarded cigarettes.

Napoil showcase a training ground joke which begins with a Pandev pitching wedge and peters out with Callejon passing the ball out wide to himself on the right wing, but not finding his man.

In "Wireless!," a new one-man show that will run from Thursday through Saturday at the Abrons Arts Center, he will spend 90 minutes with his feet mostly on the ground, discussing and showcasing his other identities: juggler, magician, pickpocket, bullfighter, lock picker, motivational author.

"Warriors: Four Films by Luke Fowler, 2003-2008" showcases the most grounded of these three artists.

But last year, when Lincoln Mercury announced a multiyear partnership with the United States Tennis Association to make Lincoln the official vehicle of the U.S. Open, it meant that a fleet of 101 Lincolns would be used to chauffeur players and V.I.P.'s to and from the site and that a smaller collection of cars would be showcased on the grounds.