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Where another artist – the Canadian Jeff Wall, for example – might contrive an image of a dirty sink and a bar of soap, Eggleston seems to find his ­images with no sense of artifice at all.While his photographs suggest a grounding in a modernist aesthetic, he is never clever or self-consciously artful.

The fat shoes of the striding character in his iconic "Keep on Truckin' " image suggest a ground-level viewpoint, as does the physiognomy of his feminine ideal: girlish above the waist, rolling thunder below.

Gaining and using power is clearly a process rather than static factors, which could suggest a grounded-theory approach.

It seems that his laptop is "crackling" and "sparking" when he touches it, suggesting a grounding issue.

On Monday night, US officials said an American spy satellite had spotted a large "heat flash" emanating from the location of the plane at the time, but the lack of a heat trail from the ground suggested a ground-to-air missile was not responsible.

In the meantime, leaks suggesting a ground operation is "highly likely" are a psychological weapon in themselves.

With air strikes and naval fire continuing to batter Gaza, Israeli commanders threatening their opposite numbers in Hamas on Twitter and army reservists have been called up, suggesting a ground invasion could be imminent.  .

RALPH ALESSI/TIM BERNE/SHANE ENDSLEY (Wednesday) Mr. Alessi and Mr. Endsley, both trumpeters, and Mr. Berne, a saxophonist, each have a distinctive take on contemporary avant-gardism; their collaborative method doesn't suggest a middle ground so much as a common language.

Our findings suggest an empirically grounded interpretation of the nonconvergence of eastern and western patterns of family formation.

Covering Hot, Stony Ground Q. Can you suggest a very low ground cover that will thrive between large fieldstone pavers in Zone 6?

Let me suggest a couple of ground rules.