But instead of definitively establishing how New York City's public schools stack up, the grades have set off an impassioned debate about just how schools should be judged.
The convolutions of the Japanese transit system — various private and public railways stacked atop one another, each with its own fare regimen — were like the early subterranean screens of a Super Mario game.
At any time there are six or more young people from the compass points of the world, reading, talking, thinking, boiling spaghetti in the kettle, running across the road to the public showers, stacking, carrying, selling, stock-taking, and all in a spirit of energy and enterprise that is not to be found in any chain bookstores.
It provides a way to use best of breed cloud services without getting locked into one proprietary public cloud stack and getting stuck with a single vendor for any particular service.
We cannot create a public option that stacks the deck against a system that currently provides coverage to more than 160 million Americans".
Daniel Kwan told me that while he was in elementary school, in the nineteen-nineties, he often returned from the public library with stacks of Choose Your Own Adventure novels — slim volumes, written in the second person, that allow readers to decide at key moments how the story will proceed.
Ministers know that both the evidence and public opinion are stacked against them.
Each time China is castigated by the international human rights community, or criticized by the Western media, the country's leaders feel more and more that global public opinion is stacked against them.
Stacking public and commercial programs, topped by penthouses, perched on a thick bundle of infrastructure, it was designed to be infinitely extended to meet the needs of this growing new town.
There are big difference between Musk and Mobil Oil in the 70s not least that Musk seems to despise oil companies the most important being that public opinion is stacked in his favour.
