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Meanings of enormous talent in English

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Usage of enormous talent in English
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The Oaklands Plate is a tougher task, but she has enormous talent.
News.com.au
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The Frenchman is a contestant of enormous talent and unbridled power.
The Guardian
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His virtuoso performances in both roles indicate the breadth of his enormous talent.
Reuters
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That is recognition of the enormous talent pool we have here.
The Irish Times
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His supporters believe an enormous talent is being wasted on adaptations (...)
The Irish Times
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She was something of an icon to him, and he thought she had enormous talent.
Bungalow 2
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She has enormous talent and a serious side that gives her characters believability and pathos.
Reuters
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And to provide a little distraction, he told him instead about her work and her enormous talent.
Bittersweet
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Lillian Smith used her enormous talent as a writer to educate America about the poisonous outcome of racism.
Feminist dot com
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You can still practice, of course, and help with the voice students occasionally -youdo have enormous talent there.
Strange Sweet Song
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Basically, he is aligning that coaching advice to his enormous talent and we are seeing the benefit of it.
The Guardian
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You have enormous talent.'
The power of the legendary greek
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But he had enormous talent, nearly faultless technique, and is considered by some to be the best trombonist who ever lived.
The new yorker
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Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin I remember John with affection as a humorous, unpretentious person and as a poet of enormous talent and humanity.
The Irish Times
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She lived only to dance, but there was no denying it now, it wasn't just grandmotherly pride, the child had enormous talent.
Zoya
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But she showcased her enormous talent with a strong mark and goal late in the second term to trigger celebrations from the Bulldogs' players.
News.com.au
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