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child prodigy

Young person who has developed a remarkable talent for one or more subjects or pursuits. Unlike idiots savants, child prodigies are usually taught by an adult. Mozart was a child prodigy of musical genius.
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In contrast, many child prodigies fail to achieve their potential because they expect things to come easily.
Advice for dancers: former New York City Ballet dancer Linda ... by Hamilton, Linda / Dance Magazine
Unlike most child prodigies, Danny's flame still burns.
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By age 6, she was playing at the orchestra level and began competing against other child prodigies across the country.
YOUNG WOODLAND HILLS CELLIST FOLLOWS HER MUSE by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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