England are never going to pass their way into the latter stages of a World Cup but with Wilshere and Rooney they might just spark their way there.
Fukuyama himself speculated that the absence of idealism and struggle might yet spark their rekindling: "Perhaps this very prospect of centuries of boredom at the end of history," he wrote, "will serve to get history started once again".
This move was denied by the Soviet government because of fears that the Muslim Hamshenis might spark ethnic conflicts with their Christian Armenian cousins.
Chicken lettuce wraps were tasty, but were missing the crunch of water chestnuts; they also lacked the usual accompaniment of hoisin sauce, which might have sparked their flavor.
In making their case that it might spark enough capital flight to destabilise local banks and economies, they pointed to the case of Canada, the only country that already has a reciprocal bank information-exchange agreement with the United States.
Positive news regarding Iraq or the economy might spark a nice rally as Martchev and others cover their short positions.
Unable to secure support from the US, which feared the plans might spark war with Russia, troops were halted before they could achieve their objective.
For decades now people have been raising their voices in the hopes that someone somewhere might spark an international wildfire to create awareness for the mentally ill but those voices seem to always be hushed too quickly.
They may avoid situations that might spark a memory of the trauma, and will sometimes try to deaden their feelings with drink or drugs.
