Arthur Treacher's primarily serves fried fish such as cod, haddock, and shrimp, along with sides like coleslaw, fries, and hush puppies.

Not sure what you mean. You can't get teachers as such....

But there's the teaching career A.K.A education career. When you click on school with an youngadult/adult sim the option to get a job in education career will show up.

Both Arthur Treachers and H. Salt Fish and Chips started around the same time which was late 60's, early 70's. Pretty much the same menu. Sure would like them back

Well, isn't that a happy little question! The longest word you can find in "Christmas tree" is "Christmas." It's a beautiful word that brings joy and warmth to our hearts, just like the tree itself. Keep spreading that holiday cheer!

You would have to bring suit primarily against the teacher. And then - you would have to consider the value (and your chances of success), in bringing a suit against the school. Such a suit could conceivably allege poor supervision, or some other catch-all, but unless you can prove that the school was aware (or should have been aware)of the treachers activities, the chances of winning are pretty slim.

mainly in Finland and Sweden. In Norway there's also a minority speaking the Kven language which is related to finnish. Small group speaking finnish also in Russia.

In Estonia there's the biggest minority speaking finnish.

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 44 words with the pattern -R--C---S. That is, nine letter words with 2nd letter R and 5th letter C and 9th letter S. In alphabetical order, they are:

arvicoles

brancards

branchers

bratchets

breachers

broachers

broccolis

brunchers

crescents

crotchets

crunchers

crunchies

drenchers

francises

franciums

francizes

frascatis

frescades

frescoers

graecises

graecizes

groschens

iriscopes

ironclads

praecipes

praecoces

prancings

preachers

prescinds

prescious

prescores

princocks

princoxes

tranchets

trauchles

treachers

trenchers

triecious

trisceles

truncates

urticants

urticates

vraickers

wrenchers

Streacher Collins syndrome is a condition that affects the development of bones and other tissues of the face. The signs and symptoms of this disorder vary greatly, ranging from almost unnoticeable to severe. Most affected individuals have underdeveloped facial bones, particularly the cheek bones, and a very small jaw and chin (micrognathia). Some people with this condition are also born with an opening in the roof of the mouth called a cleft palate.

Some affected individuals have additional eye abnormalities that can lead to vision loss. This condition is also characterized by absent, small, or unusually formed ears. Hearing loss occurs in about half of all affected individuals; hearing loss is caused by defects of the three small bones in the middle ear, which transmit sound, or by underdevelopment of the ear canal. People with Treacher Collins syndrome usually have normal intelligence. ~National Science Library

Jacob Riis documented the poor living conditions in New York City tenements, revealing the injustice of overcrowding, lack of sanitation, and extreme poverty faced by residents, especially immigrants. Through his photography and writing, Riis raised awareness of the social issues affecting the urban poor and pushed for reform.

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 74 words with the pattern --E-CH---. That is, nine letter words with 3rd letter E and 5th letter C and 6th letter H. In alphabetical order, they are:

areaching

bleachers

bleachery

bleaching

blenchers

blenching

breachers

breaching

breeching

cheechako

clenchers

clenching

dreichest

drenchers

drenching

elenchtic

fleeching

flenchers

flenching

fletchers

fletching

frenchify

frenching

kvetchers

kvetchier

kvetchily

kvetching

overcheap

overcheck

overchill

pleaching

pleuching

preachers

preachier

preachify

preachily

preaching

preschool

queachier

queechier

quelching

quenchers

quenching

quetching

rheochord

sheuching

skeechans

sketchers

sketchier

sketchily

sketching

sketchpad

sleechier

smeeching

speechful

speechify

speeching

stenchful

stenchier

stenching

stepchild

swelchies

thetching

treachers

treachery

treachour

trenchand

trenchant

trenchard

trenchers

trenching

wheeching

wrenchers

wrenching

Jacob Riis wrote "How the Other Half Lives." He exposed the lives of the many poor Americans living in the slums of the city. These treachers include tenements in which many people crammed together to live in, hot beds which were the poorly made mattresses that they slept in, called hot beds because one person would go to work (usually in a factory) while the other slept and then they would rotate, so the beds would always be warm, and there were often no windows or it was one or two rooms with bunks and a makeshift stove in the middle of the room. Children would be playing in the dirty streets and illness was easily spread.

Jacob Riis was instrumental in bringing to the front the plight of the impoverished people of New York City. These pitifully poor people, who were tucked away in the slums of the city, had their existence illuminated in print through both the journalism and the photography of the creative Riis. A link can be found below to check facts and learn more.

Jacob Riis pointed out that there were single family dwellings that shared side walls with other houses, they were called tenements and were overcrowed and unsanitary.

Jacob Riis wrote "How the Other Half Lives." He exposed the lives of the many poor Americans living in the slums of the city. These treachers include tenements in which many people crammed together to live in, hot beds which were the poorly made mattresses that they slept in, called hot beds because one person would go to work (usually in a factory) while the other slept and then they would rotate, so the beds would always be warm, and there were often no windows or it was one or two rooms with bunks and a makeshift stove in the middle of the room. Children would be playing in the dirty streets and illness was easily spread.

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 94 words with the pattern -RE---E--. That is, nine letter words with 2nd letter R and 3rd letter E and 7th letter E. In alphabetical order, they are:

breachers

breadhead

breadless

breakbeat

breakneck

breathers

breeziest

brewsters

creakiest

creamiest

creasiest

creatress

creekiest

creepiest

crenately

crepiness

crestless

creutzers

dreadless

dreamiest

dreamless

dreariest

dreckiest

dreggiest

dreichest

drenchers

drerihead

dressiest

erectness

freakiest

freesheet

freetiest

freewheel

freitiest

frescoers

freshness

frettiest

greasiest

greatness

greediest

greedless

greegrees

greenbelt

greenhead

greeniest

greenlets

greenness

greenweed

greffiers

kreutzers

preachers

prealters

precedent

precisely

precisest

predigest

predilect

prefacers

prefreeze

preggiest

preinsert

prelatess

preluders

premodern

prenomens

preorders

preparers

prepotent

preppiest

presagers

prescient

prescreen

preselect

president

presiders

prestress

presumers

prettiest

prevalent

treachers

treachery

treadlers

treadless

treatment

tremblers

trenchers

trendiest

treponema

treponeme

tressiest

wreakless

wreathers

wrenchers

wrestlers

internetters

abetters

abettors

begetters

enfetters

forgetters

pipetters

regretters

resetters

unfetters

upsetters

usenetters

betters

bettors

etters

fetterers

fetters

fretters

getters

jetters

letterers

letters

metters

netters

rhetors

setters

sweaters

vetters

wetters

whetters

doubleheaders

featherbedders

beheaders

housewreckers

mopeders

retreaders

beckers

bedders

beddors

ceders

checkers

cheddars

deckers

eppers

fedders

feders

headers

leapers

lederers

lepers

medders

neckers

pepers

pepperers

peppers

shredders

spreaders

steppers

threaders

treaders

trekkers

wreckers

countermeasures

counterpressures

decompressors

enamellers

fortunetellers

intercessors

nonprogressors

overpressures

predecessors

quarrellers

rockefellers

storytellers

accessors

addressers

aggressors

agressors

allegers

appellors

assessors

backstretchers

barrellers

bestsellers

birdfeathers

blasphemers

bookcellars

caressers

chisellers

comparers

compellers

compressors

confessors

cupbearers

declarers

depressors

displeasures

dissevers

drivellers

endeavors

ensnarers

expellers

expressors

forbearers

foretellers

forevers

gospellers

gruellers

howevers

impellers

impellors

impressers

indwellers

libellers

mcevers

obsessors

oppressors

pallbearers

pinfeathers

possessors

precessors

preparers

professors

progressors

propellers

rappellers

redressers

regressors

repellers

repressers

repressors

resellers

snivellers

successors

suppressors

supressors

togethers

torchbearers

trainbearers

transgressors

trowelers

undressers

untethers

whatevers

whoevers

yodellers

barers

bearers

beggars

bellers

bevers

blessers

blethers

carers

cellars

clevers

darers

demars

devers

dredgers

dressers

dwellers

ebbers

ebers

edgers

eggers

ehlers

ellars

ellers

errors

essers

etchers

evers

featherers

feathers

fellers

fetchers

fletchers

gethers

gregers

guessers

heathers

hedgers

heifers

hellers

jaegers

jeffers

leathers

ledgers

legers

leggers

lessers

lessors

lethers

levers

measurers

measures

megers

mellars

mellers

mellors

meserve

messers

messrs

mssrs

nemmers

nethers

nevers

parers

pleasures

pledgers

pressers

pressures

rebers

remmers

scarers

segars

sellars

sellers

sengers

severs

sharers

shellers

sketchers

sledgers

smellers

smethers

snarers

sparers

spellers

squarers

starers

stellars

stevers

stressors

stretchers

swearers

tellers

telphers

terrors

tethers

treachers

treasures

tremors

trevors

wearers

weathers

webers

wellers

wethers

yellers

zellars

hope this helps:)

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 241 words with the pattern -R----E-S. That is, nine letter words with 2nd letter R and 7th letter E and 9th letter S. In alphabetical order, they are:

arbitress

archeress

argufiers

armorless

armourers

armozeens

arrangers

arrestees

arresters

arrowless

artsiness

brabblers

bracelets

bractless

bractlets

braillers

brainless

brakeless

branchers

brandless

brashness

bratchets

braveness

brazeless

breachers

breadless

breathers

brewsters

briefless

briefness

brightens

brineless

brininess

briskness

broachers

broadness

brocatels

broodless

brooklets

brownness

brunchers

brunizems

brushless

bruteness

cracknels

craftless

crankness

crassness

crayoners

craziness

creatress

crepiness

crestless

creutzers

crimeless

cripplers

crispness

crosslets

crossness

crotchets

croupiers

crownless

crownlets

crowsteps

crucifers

crudeness

cruelness

crunchers

crusaders

crustless

drabblers

dragoness

dragonets

dragsters

dreadless

dreamless

drenchers

dribblers

dribblets

driftless

drisheens

drivelers

drollness

drupelets

erectness

errorless

frailness

frailtees

frameless

framplers

frankness

frescoers

freshness

fribblers

fricadels

frightens

frivolers

frizzlers

frockless

frondless

frontiers

frontless

frontlets

frostless

frothless

frowsters

fruitless

fruitlets

grabblers

graceless

gradeless

grainless

grandness

grapeless

grapiness

grapplers

graspless

grassless

grateless

gratinees

gravamens

graveless

graveness

greatness

greedless

greegrees

greenlets

greenness

greffiers

griefless

grimacers

griminess

grizzlers

groschens

grossness

grounders

grouplets

grovelers

groveless

gruellers

gruffness

grumblers

irateness

ironweeds

kreutzers

ordainers

orderless

orienters

orometers

prattlers

preachers

prealters

prefacers

prelatess

preluders

prenomens

preorders

preparers

presagers

presiders

prestress

presumers

priceless

priciness

prideless

priedieus

priestess

primeness

printless

prisoners

procurers

procuress

producers

profaners

profilers

profiters

profusers

promisees

promisers

promoters

prompters

proneness

proofless

proposers

prosiness

prosumers

protegees

proudness

providers

provokers

traceless

trackless

tradeless

traducers

trailless

trainless

traitress

tramplers

tranchets

transfers

transmews

travelers

trawlnets

treachers

treadlers

treadless

tremblers

trenchers

tribeless

tributers

trickless

tricklets

trimeters

tripplers

triteness

trochleas

trothless

troublers

trouncers

troutless

troutlets

trowelers

truceless

trucklers

trumpless

trundlers

trunkless

trustless

truthless

vraickers

wranglers

wrapovers

wrathless

wreakless

wreathers

wrenchers

wrestlers

wrigglers

wristlets

writeress

wrongness