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A British child chess prodigy has swept the board at a national competition, earning her a place among the top 50 women in the world for the blitz category of speed chess.

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Partly because he treated us kids like miniature adults; not prodigies, not pests, just small people doing something brave together.

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His rise from non-league prodigy in the eighth tier of English football to potential international star is a proper throwback, a story rarely told in the modern game.

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When Chandni turns 4 and reveals herself to be a musical prodigy, she becomes a source of wonder.

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In the world of child prodigies, novelists are the rarest breed.

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