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However, if a child could pick up the language merely by exposure he would be considered a real prodigy.

She was adopted by a well-placed Bakuran family, and grew to be a musical prodigy, earning a place in the Bakuran National Symphony.

The erstwhile prodigy had the best chance of her career to win this title, the only Grand Slam singles title she hasn't won.

The child prodigy, it was thought, turned out to be a neurotic adult.

His mother was also the driving force behind his musical training and subsequent development into a violin child prodigy.

LOUIS(V. O. ): To me she was a child, but to Lestat a pupil, an infant prodigy with a lust for killing like his own.

I'm not a prodigy, but people close to me that I prodigies, I puzzled, until they know the abbreviation of comrade is a mental derangement!

He was a child prodigy, skilled at various instruments, and most famous for his compositions on erhu in the latter part of his life.

However, the trainers told me that I learn fast. The staff praised me saying I was a "child prodigy . "

The word "prodigy" comes to mind when Mr. Wu mentions that his collection is expected to have sales of $4 million this year.

ThAT child prodigy began to compose AT the age of five.

A renowned child-prodigy pianist and composer, he grew up in Warsaw and completed his musical education there.

Shifting his focus to the United States' current president, Prodigy spoke about President Obama as well.

Some parents buy child prodigy story to the children, the hope that his children would one day be notoriety.

He is likely to be very bright and find learning so easy that he becomes a prodigy or "genius" at mathematics.

The young disciple was such a prodigy that scholars from everywhere sought his advice and marveled at his learning.

Einstein was far from being a child prodigy. (2) He was so long in learning how to speak that his parents began to fear that he was dull.

The pianist, he learned, was in his 40s and living in a flophouse. He had once been famous, a child prodigy, but now he was down and out.

You cannot depict a saint-like Amadeus, the music prodigy, as all giggles and antics. It has to be a one-dimensional portrayal.

They came to see this Russian - born financial prodigy with the Cambridge accent and the Parisian charm .

No, I was not some child prodigy enveloped in the world of construction. I just had an undying passion for a tiny piece of molded plastic.

Piano prodigy, Lang Lang, remembers exactly what made him want to be a concert pianist.

In addition to his younger brother's firsthand reports, Haydn would have read published accounts of Mozart's exploits as a child prodigy.

Potokar said in an e-mail interview that he first heard about Marko two years ago and was eager to get the chance to meet the young prodigy.

During a week when all the talk was about individual prodigy.

"Among simple people she had the reputation of being a prodigy of information" (Harriet Beecher Stowe).

For years, no one knew what had become of this marvelous, one-time musical prodigy.

Upon reading Talbot's comments, Bowman used the locker room fodder to his advantage, making sure his prodigy read the remarks.

His eyes, sit opposite a child prodigy Zhou Yi, and the next Mengfanxiong Jialinfeng catching team killing.

The early services, such as CompuServe, Prodigy or AOL, began as "walled gardens" before they opened up to become websites.

There was once a productive and promising young prodigy who chose to periodically profess his profound talents with pen and paper.

But though it's the work of a prodigy, it's also, like all camp letters, a homesick cry for attention.

Mr Polgar thought any child could be a prodigy given the right teaching, an early start and enough practice.

Many parents wishfully think their only child is a child prodigy. Education experts say 90% of these children are merely normal kids.

A cello prodigy at the age of four, he entered the prestigious Juilliard School in 1962.

The self-taught prodigy was soon winning local tournaments, and the course of his career was set.

Eric became a child prodigy at the side of his experienced father.

Dressed in a ridiculous costume, he was presented at court as a child prodigy of six.

a prodigy who had learned several foreign languages by the age of five.

Clearance Prodigy Infiltrate Covert covert military operations; covert funding for the rebels.

Last month, this series highlighted the meteoric rise of Benny Goodman, the classically trained Jewish clarinet prodigy from Chicago.

A child prodigy who wrote his first symphony at age 8, Mozart grew into a prolific adult who wrote over 600 pieces of music.

The grand duke was delighted and bestowed the favor of the court on the prodigy.

Mei pear is not a childhood favorite, is not talented Exceptional child prodigy.

It was during those early days in Ghana that Freddy's mother Amelia first encouraged her soccer prodigy.

He was always a Negro prodigy who played barbarously and wonderfully.

After the family moved to sunny California when Sampras was seven, it became apparent that he was a tennis prodigy.

In his drunken enthusiasm, Melchior conceived the idea of creating a musical prodigy.

Prodigy Limited designs, develops, and maintains websites for the web user of tomorrow.

At twenty-six, Lang Lang is no longer a prodigy.

Eventually, the prodigy came out that Dingshan started to love her.

This week, an Asian prodigy, who's known for putting some electricity into the classical violin.

No prodigy that, he so clamors that daytime and says to don't final several days use, is explicit and bright and then wills beg he.

Besides accomplishing the academic kiss-off "Nim" Chimpsky could only dream about, Kanzi has established himself a true primate prodigy.

An autistic child prodigy with a genius IQ, Henriett's first creative outlet was music.

Beethoven was deaf, music genius, he suffered pain of such circumstances, casting a prodigy, let his life a light.

The film spans the life of John Nash---from Mathematical prodigy, to delusional schizophrenic, and finally to Nobel Prize winner.

Prodigy, by comparison, allows just seven years to pay and the interest rates are variable.

He wasn't some child prodigy (he was 27 when he started painting), he learned his craft by hard work.

As a child, Bobby Jones was a golf prodigy.

IT IS rare to come upon a child prodigy in art collecting.

Confucius suddenly recall that Qi child prodigy, the day when the local living down, to find words of marriage.

Barcelona coach Josep Guardiola has confirmed that the Blaugrana are pursuing Russian prodigy Andrei Arshavin.

PRODIGY is a support tool for clinical decision-making which is approved by the Department of Health.

He discovers he has gifts beyond the academic, and in that epiphany, Hannibal Lecter becomes death's prodigy.

As a prodigy from the Lianorm Swamp, Augie always showed great musical talent.

He recommends "Prodigy, " a poem set in Belgrade, Serbia, during World War II.

A man who saw a 19-year-old basketball prodigy arrive from the French basketball league full of potential and lightening quick moves.

This isn't the same resourceful prodigy who made The College Dropout or even the wounded soul behind 808s and Heartbreak.

We read about child prodigies in newspapers and magazines. But what is exactly is a child prodigy?

With the one-child policy still in place, many are passionate about producing a prodigy.

The prodigy has already sold about 25 paintings, raising $40, 000 and a new exhibition opens this week.

A child prodigy, pint-sized chess champion who Mulder and Scully first investigated in 1997 after a failed attempt on the boy's life.

Critics were not gammoned by this latest prodigy.

Liszt, himself a piano prodigy, also adored Grieg's concerto.

2 weeks after his 14th birthday, Jonathan Krohn from Georgia is being hailed as a political prodigy.

Mozart's musical style Mozart is a unique prodigy in the history of music.

Something amazing or marvelous; a prodigy.

Nothing unusual there, except that at just 14 Cameron is a highly gifted maths prodigy, while Emma is 12 and severely autistic.

It focuses on Mozart's childhood, and him being a child prodigy.

Beethoven's music from an early age is considered a child prodigy.

In 1955, Art Paris, France, both studied classical music under the two Chinese life musical prodigy, one of which is the Yo-Yo Ma.

It's my life, the prodigy spitfire, so faint.

Who'd want to be a child prodigy?

Most define a child prodigy as someone who masters one or more skills at an early age.

You brought us a prodigy, Reverend.

Of the prodigy of all wraths, said others.

Du matchless Huang although, originally she is allrey a sick body disease, no prodigy that face oneself beauties like thises all to is deaf.

The main character is Echizan Ryoma an arrogant first-year who is a tennis prodigy .

Who is a child prodigy?

The first cry of a prodigy is the same as the cries of ordinary babies. It would never be a nice poem. --Lu Xun

The prodigy joined the International Association of Poets when he was only fourteen years old.

An infant prodigy with a lust for killing like his own

Are we not the undisputed prodigy of warfare

The prodigy began college when he was only

humor, funny, physical and flexible child prodigy;

Prodigy is why all look back I'm here in the end is to find who I was a child prodigy

Nicholas McCarthy: The One-Handed Piano Player Prodigy

Really looking for who I was a child prodigy

An Interpretation of Poems by Child Prodigy Su Fu

Child prodigy took a pass on GO

The prodigy who caught the thief

As I roll with prodigy

While the design prodigy has received several job offers, but he hasn't acted on them;