A variety of teams, though, price tickets in tiers the way the Mets do.
Rising up in four tiers, the Cuicuilco pyramid has a clay-and-rubble core faced with broken lava blocks.
For districts in the bottom two tiers, the state covers about 81 percent of school spending; that figure would fall to 76 percent, the analysis showed.
The Trust has now restored several of them, which are in two tiers (the caves at the top were, apparently, posher).
In the upper tiers, the Cavallos are building four hotel rooms, each with a claw-foot tub and one with a circular bed.
This rift divided many - but not all - countries into tiers: "the 'deep nation' versus the 'fictional nation'; the oligarchy versus the pueblo".
The layers are stacked into tiers, the tiers are assembled into a single cake, the whole mass is iced, and finally it is decorated.
He points to the shrinking gap between the tiers – the average pool margin is currently 22 points compared with 38 four years ago – and wants a big home union to visit Tbilisi within the next four years.
The New York Post reported that the cake, designed by Ms. Catullo's college roommate, would be five tiers; the layers will be chocolate chip and chocolate custard, and the icing will be white chocolate butter cream.
Even so, outside the top tiers, the big winners in this year's competition for applicants will be the ones who cause students least anxiety about how they are going to pay for all that learning.
