Other groups included Subway Sect, Eater, The Subversives, the aptly named London, and Chelsea, which soon spun off Generation X. Farther afield, Sham 69 began practicing in the southeastern town of Hersham.
He established a practice in the town of Villaneuve, where he became a popular figure.
Looming large in the family lore was Uncle Joe, who was graduated from medical school in 1915 and established a practice in the town of Bainbridge, where he built the largest hospital for black people in the state of Georgia.
Dr. Schaffner is now a specialist in geriatrics; Ms. Harper's 87-year-old mother lives in Connecticut; recently, Ms. Harper took her to Dr. Schaffer's practice in the town of Essex and decided to retain her as her mother's doctor.
"There's a prayer around here," said State Representative Randall B. Luthi, the Republican majority floor leader in the House, who raises cattle and practices law in the town of Freedom.
After being admitted to the bar in 1817 he practiced successfully in the towns of Bloomsburg and Danville and was appointed president of the District Court of Allegheny County in 1833.
Medical practice in the towns of developing countries is characterized by a proliferation of many small private hospitals, usually owned by doctors, that have developed to meet the widespread need for hospital care not otherwise available.
Moreover, the views and experiences of participants may not have been representative of those of the wider general practice community since the study included GPs practicing in one town, the views of physicians from another and, especially, rural areas may have been different on this issue.
Gabriele de' Mussi, born circa 1280, practiced as a notary in the town of Piacenza, over the mountains just north of Genoa.
Theory yielded to practice this month in a dingy auditorium in the town of Beroun, where he met with about 30 residents in one of many meetings he is holding, town-hall style, throughout the country.
