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prodigy

noun as in person or thing that is extraordinary

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He knows he is a prodigy and does not pretend otherwise.

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It’s 1917 when Lionel, a singing prodigy with a shy, polite bearing, meets charismatic amateur music historian David at a conservatory in Boston.

A 10-year-old chess prodigy from north-west London has become the youngest person to earn the woman international master title.

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“I went to one game,” said Donovan, who was a 12-year-old prodigy the first time the World Cup was played in the U.S.

A high school woodshop prodigy, Moore got his start in furniture refinishing at a piano company in Anaheim.

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