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I have been following all the newspaper correspondents and the prodigies they have performed with their pen are inconceivable.
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He must have been a child prodigy with a vengeance.
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There are very few infant theological prodigies, thank goodness!
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Arts are not solely for the infant prodigies on the violin.
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Prodigy is a three-year research and development project the results of which will not be known until late 1997.
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By the way, it is vital that those who are infant prodigies on the violin should have an educated audience to play to or indeed an audience at all.
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