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Hit musicals usually command the highest premium prices; the only show with a higher top ticket is the Tony Award-winning musical "Book of Mormon," which charges as much as $477 a seat.

Of all the colour variations, the russet-brown examples commanding the highest premium among collectors.

'I have built a house of coffee,' says Oliva, explaining how her washed arabica commands the highest premiums.

For the high-risk sub-groups, children commanded the highest premiums followed by adults and the elderly.

In terms of value, the East River commands the next highest premium, especially on Sutton Place, Beekman Place and Gracie Square.

* Newer, fancier cars carry the highest premiums.

Homes within the postal district of Tiffin girls' school and Tiffin school in Kingston-upon-Thames commanded the second highest premium, with house prices in the KT2 postcode trading at more than double the average for the borough at £207,591.

High-risk children have high case-fatality rates and the highest economic value from future earnings, and hence command the highest annual insurance premiums.

Who should pay the higher premiums?

Restored houses with original detail command the highest prices in Harlem, Mr. Phillips said, but houses that have been gutted and rebuilt with high-quality materials can also attract a premium.

As had been the case in the United States, the most tenuous connection to the Internet has commanded a high premium in the market.