| College football is littered with examples of coaches who were prodigies one year and idiots the next. |
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| Azinger, then 37 and in his 16th year on tour, saw in the 21-year-old rookie the quality of mind that separates phenoms from prodigies. |
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| The former Scottish national tennis coach has launched an online guide to the pitfalls of hothousing sporting prodigies. |
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| In the past, especially the distant past, the saints were venerated as prodigies, miracle-workers, intercessors, protectors. |
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| They resented the fact that the First Family was full of geniuses and prodigies. |
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| At 18, the two young math prodigies shared not only looks and last names, but identical intellects. |
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| Both were child prodigies in chess, quickly rising to their respective nations' top slots. |
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| Your peonies burst out, white as snow squalls, with the red flecks at their shaggy centers in your border of prodigies by the porch. |
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| Democracy cannot afford for the gap between prodigies and the rest to grow wider. |
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| And now Naoharu Yamashina, almost the last of the post-war prodigies, has gone too. |
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| She found herself the only girl in a class of 45, among whom were other violin prodigies such as Efrem Zimbalist and Elman. |
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| In France, the father of two tennis prodigies has been arrested for allegedly drugging their opponents and inadvertently causing the death of a man. |
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| Artists sing, dance, play music, play comedy, but accomplish also prodigies of jugging and flying exercices. |
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| Ditka transforms the team from losers to winners through a variety of strategies, including the acquisition of two young Italian soccer prodigies. |
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| After all, there were only four of them and just because they weren't prodigies like their counterparts didn't mean that they didn't have any skill to offer. |
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| The Ivy League universities are full of grubbing prodigies who regard themselves as the next president but five. |
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| Enthusiasm was palpable and contagious among our bright-eyed teens, some of whom turned out to be genuine prodigies! |
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| Mental power achieves prodigies and marvels when it is based on sincerity and the truth. |
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| If each of these congregations gave testimony of the benefits received from my charity, the testimony of those prodigies would never end. |
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| The majority of childhood prodigies never fulfill their early promise. |
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| The devotee can perform marvelous wonders and prodigies with this mystical sound. |
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| Amobi Okoye, also a defensive tackle, is considered by some to be one of football's most remarkable prodigies. |
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| Victoria and Zoe Yin, who hail from Boston, were both deemed child prodigies at young ages. |
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| I have seen many prodigies lose their mojo around the time they reach their twentieth birthday. |
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| The troubled prodigies, Slater and Elliott, each sank into a deep funk. |
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| As with most young prodigies, Williamson had very little experience with painting before picking up a brush at age five. |
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| Child prodigies, to use the rather awful stock phrase, are nothing new. |
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| So when we look at genius or child prodigies or musical geniuses or idiot savants, these are clues to the mystery of that infinitely creative mind that we can tap into. |
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| If you continue praying and watching you can perform prodigies and surprise the world. |
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| At those moments, from the infinite I shall encourage those hearts and perform prodigies where they pass to strengthen their faith. |
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| These gifts will only perform prodigies when he who puts them in practice has been inspired by charity for his fellow men. |
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| Papa Wemba realises that his latest young prodigies have a long, hard road ahead of them yet. |
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| The power was used to perform prodigies in favor of those needful of faith in the spirit, of the light of understanding, and of peace in their hearts. |
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| But in later years, in his market garden, he would dream of working with the orchestras whose professionalism he had briefly experienced before he went to war. Musical prodigies are not all that unusual. |
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| We even think of them as written only in a book of prodigies. |
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| No, truly, through that small human heart the maternal heart was manifested in consolation and sublime words, in counseling and charity, in prodigies and light, and in truth. |
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| These brothers of that time testified to the power and the efficacy of the Word: healings, liberations, signs and prodigies happened in abundance. |
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| France's Mandanda family could yet fashion the most remarkable claim to sibling fame, having already produced two internationals goalkeepers and with another two young prodigies hinting at greatness. |
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| Countless prodigies and wonders have been reported about him, among which is a story that has it that one day when he was sitting a kitten entered his house and started meowing and walking up and down the house. |
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| As with gymnastics and figure skating, there are many cases of climbing prodigies, especially girls, who are phenoms at twelve and done by twenty. |
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| The prodigies often have sympathetic parents, as young George did. |
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| John Foxe believed that special prodigies had heralded the Reformation. |
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| Some members of the inner circle performed prodigies of corruption. |
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