Person who, at an early age, develops one or more skills at a level far beyond the norm for their age.
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It changes pretty quickly because people get tired of the child prodigy thing.
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I don't know, really, but she was a child prodigy on the violin.
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On the back was a brief account of the child prodigy.
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Freddy Kempf has all the appearance of having been a typical child prodigy.
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Blaise Pascal, a French mathematician, physicist, and religious philosopher, was a child prodigy.
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There is no doubt that Artemis is a child prodigy.
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Such comments reflect the sense of humor that comes with raising a child prodigy.
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Brendel was a child prodigy who composed, painted, and wrote poetry in his youth.
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The death of the child prodigy 12-year-old Tito Traversa rocked the global climbing community.
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He became a child prodigy and made his first radio broadcast at age of four.
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It is a child prodigy of the free-enterprise 1980s.
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The metamorphosis of Michael Owen from child prodigy to fledgling starlet is all but complete.
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His other clients have included former world number one Nick Price and child prodigy Michelle Wie.
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Diedre was born in Canada, and as a child prodigy quickly came to national attention there.
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Critically feted as a child prodigy, O Lionaird was recorded from the age of seven onwards.
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The enthusiasm he had aroused as a child prodigy was not awarded to the matured musician.