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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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The 17-year-old wunderkind from Georgia has turned into a smiling assassin as she has single handedly taken down four higher ranked Russians at Flushing Meadows to reach the quarter-finals.
Also on the bill are Canadian dance music superstar Deadmau5, who wowed 20,000 fans at Newcastle's Donard Park last weekend, and German electo wunderkind Boys Noize.
A generation ago there was a slightly older baseball wunderkind named Clint Hurdle whose picture was taken for the cover of Sports Illustrated when he was about to break in with the Kansas City Royals.
 
 
 
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