If in this way Europe can get past this debt crisis denouement, the path will be paved for relaunching a forward-looking narrative that can once again enlarge introverted nationalized identities and give new impetus, especially for the younger generation, to the idea of integration beneficial for all.
But now the way could be paved for Avengers-like films in which the characters' universes are blended into one, and they interact with one another.
The animating idea – that the Dick Whittington story offers a bitterly ironic frame through which to view modern London's various malaises – proves extremely fruitful, as Williams and Johnson's show mocks the idea that the capital's streets might be paved (for the newcomer at least) with anything other than exploitation, penury and angst.
The way was paved for Prospect, a long-anticipated restaurant that opened in June, by the team behind the city's beloved Boulevard.
Harry Reid Road is paved for just a few hundred yards before it turns to dirt, on its way to the town cemetery, where many of its namesake's family members are buried.
The constitution was revised in 1982, when ideological elements were minimized, and again in 1989, when the way was paved for privatization and a transition to a free-market economy.
The Selway has a couple of draws: Selway Falls, reached by a road that is paved for part of the way, and a little resort at the confluence of the three rivers, where Bill, Hillary and Chelsea Clinton stayed, in cabin No. 4, in 1985.
"If this happens," said Farhi, "then the path is paved for the eventual selection of a new leader who is personally less powerful but heads an institution that is more secure in the long run".
It was paved for the first time, and a bicycle lane was added.
As the G.O.A.T., football, and social justice collide, it is worth noting that the groundwork was paved for this long ago by a titan of the sports world, Jim Thorpe.
