This event effectively cracked the Jim Crow practice in town, with one barber closing his shop and leaving town.
Other Davidians started small businesses around Waco. Wayne Martin, a prominent member of the community, was a Harvard Law School graduate with a legal practice in town.
The segregation has persisted, owing to the practice, among town governments across Long Island, of using zoning laws and tax codes to preserve their makeup.
She set up her practice in town and restored the house she had inherited, where the murders had taken place — a small, charming clapboard farmhouse that sits on the eastern edge of town.
At the only OB-GYN practice in town, there were Bible storybooks in the waiting room, and one of the doctors, a woman, wore a large gray metal cross.
He maintained a medical practice in town for many years, and went to considerable efforts to keep up with the latest practices.
(A leading specialist in the disease practices in town).
Distinctive Mormon settlement practices and town designs have long been recognized as both a central process in creating a distinctive cultural region, and a material hallmark of the region's enduring cultural geography.
Most of the participants practiced in towns with 20,000-100,000 inhabitants (38%) or in towns with more than 100,000 inhabitants (38%) whereas 22% practiced in more rural areas (i.e., in towns with less than 20,000 inhabitants).
Doctors practicing in towns with at least 10 000 inhabitants were slightly under-represented (41.1% compared with 49.9% of the whole sample, χ = 13.9; P < 0.001).
ACCEPt practices in towns randomised to the intervention arm could choose for PNs to become more involved in testing and management and receive PN specific education and training, plus financial incentives payable to the clinic.
