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A '''prodigy''' is someone who displays extraordinary skills in a particular field, such as [[mathematics]] or [[music]].  The term is often used to remark upon proficiency at a young age in the field, as in "child prodigy."
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Latest revision as of 20:28, June 23, 2016

A prodigy is someone who displays extraordinary skills in a particular field, such as mathematics or music. The term is often used to remark upon proficiency at a young age in the field, as in "child prodigy."

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