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Foreign Accent Syndrome is an extremely uncommon (with only around 100 cases reported worldwide) medical disorder in which an individual suddenly starts speaking with a foreign accent after suffering from a head injury such as a migraine, accident, or stroke.

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Foreign Accent Syndrome is an extremely uncommon (with only around 100 cases reported worldwide) medical disorder in which an individual suddenly starts speaking with a foreign accent after suffering from a head injury such as a migraine, accident, or stroke.

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