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On the left of the lower tier are views of the horse-riding "Just Judges" and "Knights of Christ" — the former a bland copy, installed in 1945, of the original panel, which was stolen in 1934 and is still missing.
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Tables rise in tiers, guaranteeing a view of river activity.
But this year's Fourth of July fireworks on the Hudson River will offer a new tier of premier viewing — a V.I.P. section in Hudson River Park where spaces will go for $200 a pop.
Klitschko has always fought on HBO, but never on its pay-per-view tier, a sign that promoters have never looked at the Ukrainian and seen a major upside.
From a gull's-eye view, the tiered, windswept green looks like a quotation mark, which is appropriate.
The rooms are graded in three tiers: those with a view of the Kaaba; those overlooking the Grand Mosque; and those looking onto the holy city.
Stalin, an opera aficionado and balletomane, used to arrive at the theatre through a secret entrance and watch alone, in a first-tier box, shrouded from view by red velvet curtains.
The business tier is realized as view-independent application logic, which stores and retrieves datasets by communicating with the persistence layer.
