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prodigy
noun as in person or thing that is extraordinary
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Olympian and former Nike athlete who has been critical of the brand, called Kipyegon a “true prodigy,” but thought that fixating on 4 minutes was misguided.
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As a prodigy who turned pro at 13, Doncic may be an odd advocate for casual, unstructured play, but he feels it in his game.
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He’s looking for “prodigies” willing to work seven days a week.
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From teenage prodigy in Bolton to world champion, Khan spent two decades in the spotlight.
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He knows he is a prodigy and does not pretend otherwise.
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