Arshiya Khan

The Fragile X syndrome is the "most common inherited cause of autism and intellectual disabilities worldwide." It affects both genders. Those with F.X.S. have typically delayed speech and language development.

Penuche fudge is a popular dish in New England and parts of the American South, though it is known as brown sugar fudge confection in the latter region. In Hawaii, the name for penuche is 'panocha' or 'panuche.'

This holiday is celebrated twice, on June 26 and July 22. This is because the Brothers Grimm state that the Pied Piper lead the children out of the town on June 26, 1284, while Robert Browning's poem states that it occurred on July 22, 1376.

For many years, actress Sophia Loren was one of Hollywood's leading women. She appeared in over 40 films and received multiple nominations and accolades for her work.

Thomas the Apostle is the earliest and most prominent individual in history to possess this name. Thomas, also known as Didymus, was one of Jesus' twelve apostles in the 'New Testament.'

In some form, Pi has been known for nearly 4,000 years. The ancient Babylonians used it to calculate the circumference of circles; its value was approximately 3.125.

The Sultanate of Brunei transferred control of the Raj of Sarawak to the British Brooke Dynasty in 1841. Sarawak became a British protectorate after the United States and the British recognised it as a sovereign nation.

Both the term and the holiday are named after William Archibald Spooner, a distinguished Oxford professor. This professor was born on July 22, 1844, and became renowned for his tendency to blend sounds.