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Meanings of precocious talent in English

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Usage of precocious talent in English
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Now it is a question of harnessing a precocious talent and handling expectations.
The Guardian
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She quickly surpassed him and surprised everyone with her precocious talent.
Radio NZ
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Swift was a precocious talent -and a precocious sales success.
The Guardian
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It will be fascinating to see how Guardiola harnesses the 19-year-old's precocious talent.
The Guardian
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The victory confirms a precocious talent which has earned comparison with Kelly and Stephen Roche.
The Irish Times
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The team also has a precocious talent in Neto.
BBC
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Golfer Tony Jacklin was renowned for his precocious talent as well as his grating cockiness.
Reuters
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The impudence of youth is matched with precocious talent.
The Guardian
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Miró had none of Picasso's prodigious and precocious talent.
The Guardian
10
Tom Doorley finds a precocious talent at the stove in Ranelagh Times change, chefs come and go.
The Irish Times
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He was a boy of precocious talent.
The Story of the Hymns and Tunes
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That was before Juniper was born, of course, with a precocious talent that swept all other claims aside.
The distant hours
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This was not yet the time for the manager, Fabio Capello, to put his faith in precocious talent.
The Irish Times
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Minerva Paradizo may have been a precocious talent in many areas, but because of her age, she had limited experience.
Artemis Fowl and the Lost Colony
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Kim's precocious talent had many calling her a prodigy, but she is driven by much more than just innate ability.
The Guardian
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Bernal showed precocious talent.
The Irish Times
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Precocious talent across language varieties
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