I started off worshiping Prodigy the rapper, but today I miss Prodigy my friend.
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Eastern, followed by the teenage prodigy Bianca Andreescu, above, against the former teenage prodigy Belinda Bencic.
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Andreescu, a teenage prodigy, will face Belinda Bencic, a former teenage prodigy, for a spot in the U.S. Open final.
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Prodigy, a case where the web service Prodigy was sued for bulletin board posts that "defamed" Wall Street firm Stratton Oakmont.
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Prodigy– A system of transaction for modernized car dealerships, Prodigy aims to increase car sales, boost sales efficiency and give customers a better experience.
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Havoc spoke out for the first time since Prodigy died, and told us he left Las Vegas Sunday knowing Prodigy was in the hospital.
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It will be the teen prodigy Bianca Andreescu against the former teen prodigy Belinda Bencic in the semifinals of the United States Open on Thursday night.
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One of the things I remember you told me a story about is there were two other services that happened at the time, CompuServe and Prodigy. Prodigy.
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Prodigy, a 21990 case where the investment firm now immortalized in the film The Wolf of Wall Street sued Prodigy over message board posts it claimed were defamatory.
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Bootz Prodigy - Soft And Cunt - Like, Really Cunt8.
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He had reason to -- he was a childhood prodigy.
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He was not a basketball prodigy — not yet, anyway.
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He was no prodigy — far from it, in fact.
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He was a prodigy the way Mozart was a prodigy, and describing him as the most talented singer, guitarist, pianist, and producer on the planet was both completely reasonable and possibly true.
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Prodigy versus Prodigy Tumenov faces the most significant test of his young career when he meets another European welterweight who has been turning heads since his teenage years at UFC Rotterdam, Gunnar Nelson.
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The former games prodigy told Lee he understood the pressures.
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I'm a political prodigy, have been since I was 16.
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Publications hailed her a prodigy, a wunderkind and a sensation.
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No link has yet been proved between autism and prodigy.
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Where do you go after making beats with Raekwon & Prodigy?
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No doubt about it, they'll automatically assume you're a prodigy.
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Related: 'New Edition Story' taps into major love Honoring Prodigy?
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KARA: I don't think I was that kind of prodigy!
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Before long there are four chefs surrounding the young prodigy.
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He needed a trained chef, not a former child prodigy.
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Alton could be a boy genius or a musical prodigy.
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Ilya Beshevl is a 23 year old Siberian piano prodigy.
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There's no particular shame in losing to this postseason prodigy.
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Mr. Perry had been a religious prodigy, preaching at 2403.
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Prodigy was a musician who always made him feel invincible.
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Kenyon Prodigy, House of Ebony Ball, Prince George Ballroom Feb.
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She's a prodigy — the youngest woman ever elected to Congress.
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Channing Tatum has a young boxing prodigy on his hands.
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There were other things like CompuServe and Source and Prodigy.
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But Magnus Carlsen, the 26-year-old Norwegian prodigy, kept his crown as chess's world champion, emerging victorious in rapid tiebreakers after a dogged challenge from Sergey Karjakin, a Russian prodigy of the same age.
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Whether or not one considers Picasso a prodigy, Musée d'Orsay's Picasso.
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An autopsy provisionally confirmed Prodigy vocalist Keith Flint died by suicide.
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Prodigy was one of my guys at one point in time.
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But we still don't know what makes for a true prodigy.
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Prodigy, Nina Sky & Illa Ghee)"03 Greedo - "Wit The Plug (feat.
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But Dimitrov's transition from junior prodigy to tour stalwart was slow.
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Its model, however, was a clear inspiration for AOL and Prodigy.
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Other well-known online student lenders include SoFi and Prodigy Finance.
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The Prodigy - Smack My Bitch Up Max Mertens is on Twitter.
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Prodigy had been in Las Vegas for a Mobb Deep performance.
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"The Prodigy" seemed to rely on jump scares more than storytelling.
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But the real Prodigy was never about the techno-apocalypse anyway.
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A literary prodigy, he was writing at 3, his mother said.
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I was eight in 1997 when The Prodigy unleashed that video.
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I like how Prodigy just say what the fuck he want.
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But being prodigiously talented isn't the same as being a prodigy.
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You can understand why descriptors like "prodigy" are leveled at Hynes.
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Prodigy: A docuseries looking at the accomplishments of young elite athletes.
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Art Review CHICAGO — Prodigy, pathfinder, nonconformist, virtuoso; fabulist, plagiarist, colonialist, pedophile.
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The law followed a court ruling against the online platform Prodigy.
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She was a prodigy as a young pianist and church organist.
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One of those four does not really qualify as a prodigy.
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Through meandering, obsessive ruminations, the narrator recollects a life-turning (imagined) encounter in 1953, when he, then a piano prodigy, and Wertheimer, a friend and also a prodigy, studied with Horowitz at the Mozarteum in Salzburg.
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However, the idea of the young prodigy isn't really a modern phenomenon.
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He had a massive IQ, and was a child prodigy on piano.
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Officials fired off a letter to Prodigy, explaining prison wine doesn't fly.
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What a monster, what a chaos, what a contradiction, what a prodigy.
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I used a dial-up internet connection to debate issues on Prodigy.
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Compuserve, Prodigy, and Untaming the webThe internet didn't always enjoy this freedom.
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Unlike CompuServe, Prodigy did have a policy of moderating its user content.
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Prodigy was one of the best writers to ever bludgeon 16 bars.
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As most of his fans know, Prodigy battled the disease since birth.
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Johnson took the moniker Prodigy, while Muchita chose the performance name Havoc.
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That's when the accolades came in and the "prodigy" went quietly national.
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Their themes are arrested development and the curse of the child prodigy.
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DJ Khaled's world revolves around his son, and musical prodigy, Asahd Khaled.
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A child prodigy, Mido left home for Belgium when he was 22005.
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What kind of boost might it give to, say, a language prodigy?
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It's a lost world, the one that made The Prodigy into monsters.
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Prodigy assesses applicants based on their projected earnings, not their credit history.
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Given his short life, van Dyck was luckily a bona fide prodigy.
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Bulletproof & Partyraiser - Tribute to the Legend Keith Flint (The Prodigy Bootleg)83.
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Havoc of Mobb Deep led a tribute to his late partner Prodigy.
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As luck would have it, Stratton proved to be a theatrical prodigy.
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"I don't like all this prodigy rubbish," he said at the time.
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He was a prodigy whose parents played volleyball for the national team.
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Mr. Kerr first displayed his passion for jazz as a child prodigy.
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The story is driven by young Gwen's development as a pitching prodigy.
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Check out The New York Times Magazine's feature on the pop prodigy.
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The brilliant Brazilian artist Hélio Oiticica was a prodigy and a trailblazer.
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Prodigy died last Tuesday after a lifelong battle with sickle cell anemia.
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Woods was a 20-year-old prodigy when he turned pro in 1996.
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This furry little drum prodigy may have a future in rock 'n roll.
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A musical prodigy, he taught himself to play the piano, drums and guitar.
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My parents were into dance music like the Chemical Brothers and the Prodigy.
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Whether a child is "officially" a prodigy has little impact on her life.
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The guitar prodigy released his own debut album, The Third Room, in 2012.
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She and Havoc presented during the awards and paid homage to Prodigy. #RIP
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A few years later, in the forums of another service provider—remember Prodigy?
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In that time, it's put money in Slack, Front, Cover, SFOX and Prodigy.
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Check out some highlights from the sale: This Logitech G203 Prodigy gaming mouse.
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They have a prodigy at shortstop and a safety net in the outfield.
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She has soared through the competition, and subsequently been dubbed an opera prodigy.
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Agassi, a prodigy from Las Vegas, had been sent there against his will.
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Before she was an actress, Witt was a child prodigy and classical pianist.
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Howard, an ebullient Australian, is thirty-five, and something of a tabloid prodigy.
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She's not a tuba prodigy, a spelling bee champion or a great intellect.
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Ms. Redfield was a piano prodigy, performing recitals by the age of 8.
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"It's rare to come across a legal prodigy like Lina Khan," he said.
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Prodigy lived a bumpy and sometimes pugnacious life, including time served in prison.
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The prodigy in question was scheduled to play in a tournament for Nacional.
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ROMAN MEJIA This prodigy is now an apprentice with New York City Ballet.
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Born on June 18, 20123, in Brooklyn, Dr. Keene was a child prodigy.
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Prodigy frontman Keith Flint hanged himself to death ... according to the coroner's report.
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Prodigy, the original "walled garden" of online services, was an early competitor among online companies, with its forums highly moderated by its staff—you couldn't post your content publicly on the service without subjecting your postings to screening by Prodigy editors.
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So you don't think of yourself as having a gift—you weren't a prodigy.
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He's a prodigy who has become one of the richest men in the world.
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The one-time high school prodigy already seems to have the 210.14m under control.
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Two of the patents relate to Prodigy, IBM's late-1980s precursor to the web.
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Much like AOL, Prodigy provided subscribers email, message boards, news, and other networked services.
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In theory, a similar approach could work in the study of prodigy and autism.
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" As for remembering Prodigy with their music -- Havoc says, "I'm still f**ked up.
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The '90s had seen the genesis of companies like America Online, CompuServe and Prodigy.
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Morris was a country prodigy, performing at clubs after just a decade of living.
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For that reason, when Stratton Oakmont sued, the court held that Prodigy was responsible.
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The Creators Project: Before this project you were largely known as a music prodigy.
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Prodigy, one half of Mobb Deep, has died in Las Vegas ... TMZ has learned.
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Prodigy and his partner, Havoc, formed Mobb Deep in NYC in the early '90s.
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One of their best songs is "Asian Prodigy," about rebelling against Asian family expectations.
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" The piano prodigy also performed on hits "Let it Be" and "I Want You.
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Think of funds with phrases like "prodigy Asia" and "alpha fund" in their names.
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She was a prodigy surrounded by strong women who encouraged and supported her talent.
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Prodigy became the first consumer network to provide access to the World Wide Web.
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They added MC Maxim and a singer named Sharky, and The Prodigy was born.
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But the real change was the way that The Prodigy was received in America.
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The main characters were happily married and proudly seeing their prodigy off to Hogwarts.
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Before that, he was a prodigy on a winding journey through elite youth basketball.
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Fertility clinics may go from advertising for "cancer-free babies" to promising "prodigy babies".
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Now, couples might unknowingly dispose of perfectly healthy embryos in pursuit of a prodigy.
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He wound up going on the road as a little guy, a harmonica prodigy.
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A journalist I know lamented that he'd never again be a prodigy at anything.
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This was not the behavior for a prodigy, I thought, not without some disappointment.
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Mr. Page was the visionary while Mr. Brin, a math prodigy, led the engineering.
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Slight and youthful, he seems less like a prodigy than like an excellent student.
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None of which prepared him for the can't-miss prodigy who missed a lot.
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From his earliest days as a tennis prodigy, Perry was marked as a misfit.
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CHICHESTER, England — The British artist, poet and critic David Jones was something of a prodigy.
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Kaczynski grew up in Evergreen Park, Illinois, and dubbed a child prodigy by education experts.
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Botnik, created this past summer, is a something like a prodigy at three months old.
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Though Shirley was a prodigy, his career in classical music was thwarted by his race.
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Church first emerged on the international stage in the late '90s as a child prodigy.
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On the other end of the line, Prodigy and Havoc erupted into hysterical convulsive laughter.
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Prodigy from legendary rap group Mobb Deep came through to demonstrate some culinary finesse, too.
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Metta and Prodigy are both from Queens -- and hit it off right from the start.
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His condition worsened -- his publicist says Prodigy had to be hospitalized some time after that.
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All of these companies, with the exception of Prodigy, were previously backed by Social Capital.
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He can speak Mandarin and Spanish; he was a musical prodigy; he's an investigative journalist.
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Rap music stars including Sean "Diddy" Combs and Nas paid tribute to Prodigy on Tuesday.
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After a tough decade that brought younger, fresher competitors, Prodigy ultimately shut down in 1999.
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But never are we horrible about Zonday himself, YouTube's very own prodigy: Viral Dweeb 1.0.
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Later, I became obsessed with The Prodigy, going back and pilfering through their rave records.
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A child prodigy, he mounted his first one-boy gallery show when he was 7.
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This prodigy footballer is only 19 and already the most polished French artist since Matisse.
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Prodigy was highly curated and highly controlled in the way old magazines were, old media.
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Each was a teenage prodigy who eventually made it to No. 1 in the world.
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Prodigy helped forge New York hip-hop in the 1990s as half of Mobb Deep.
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Diddy, and Bad Boy Records; and the death of Prodigy, of Mobb Deep, at 42.
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Marglin had once been a solidly mainstream economic theorist, and a bit of a prodigy.
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Soundtracking the performances are cuts from Purple Crush's corresponding Vogue Opera EP with Chanel's angelic voice hovering over low bass-grinds and the erotic vocal thrall of MCs Kevin JZ Prodigy and Kage Prodigy, Enyce Chanel, Ja Ja Rodeo, Miss Barbie Q, and Shay Ebony.
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I had a Prodigy account when I was working there, and I used to trade stocks.
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Lupita Nyong'o plays Nakku Harriet, the mother of chess prodigy Phiona Mutesi in Queen of Katwe.
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NP: Yeah, the instigating event behind Section 230 is a case called Stratton Oakmont v. Prodigy.
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Then we get to these early internet services like CompuServe and Prodigy in the early '2230s.
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But he soon revealed himself as something of a dervish and an odd kind of prodigy.
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The key was that Prodigy did enforce rules, even if it couldn't control every single posting.
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Prodigy was treated as a publisher before Section 230 and CompuServe was treated as a distributor.
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As a child, she took easily to the piano, and was later dubbed a musical prodigy.
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Tech lobbyists, who considered the Prodigy decision unreasonably restrictive, pushed lawmakers to adopt the CompuServe standard.
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Conversely, a court determined four years later that Prodigy, another early provider, could be held responsible.
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Now he wasn't a quirky prodigy or an electrical engineer in training; he was a diagnosis.
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Prodigy: I just remember the feeling of being dropped from Island and having our hearts broken.
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Our sources also say Prodigy choked on an egg in the hospital shortly before he died.
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Yes, it certainly seemed like a good time for "The Prodigy" to hang up the gloves.
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He won the Golden Gloves in his first four amateur fights, and became an instant prodigy.
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An obvious mathematics prodigy as a child in Italy, he had devoured texts written for adults.
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The true story of Phiona Mutesi, a teenage chess prodigy from the slums of Uganda. 10.
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Like Marilyn Manson and "gangsta rap," The Prodigy came to symbolize a kind of civilizational threat.
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As a prodigy, the iPhone has more than lived up to most of its youthful promise.
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Left unexplained is how voting Republican will help your daughter grow into a violin-playing prodigy.
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There's also a cat Photoshop prodigy, who is better than most people at using the program.
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Just last Friday, pop prodigy Lil Aaron released a five-track EP called WORST CHRISTMAS EVER.
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Seeing The Prodigy live was like watching a great white shark grow legs and start moshing.
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You have a lot of movies coming out right now, from The Prodigy to The Public.
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One big star of the Bangkok Muay Thai scene is the child prodigy Sangmanee Sor Tienpo.
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Ms. Burton-Lyles was a child prodigy, reading and playing classical music from an early age.
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Our critic walked in a skeptic and left a believer in the prodigy chef, now 19.
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I put Prodigy in the same category; a Hemingway-like character who was physical and visceral.
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Now, at 29, that prodigy should be enjoying the final couple of years of his peak.
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An investment firm sued Prodigy after one of the platform's anonymous users accused it of fraud.
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Its young prodigy, Gustavo Dudamel, became an international star and now leads the Los Angeles Philharmonic.
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Scarlett Johansson played a girl named Laura Nelson in "North," a film about a child prodigy.
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By 10, Woods, a child prodigy, had pounded more golf balls than Nicklaus had at 20.
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A prodigy who can read 17 books in a week, she regards others with unmitigated exasperation.
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But when Fidyka does his routine he is like a math prodigy called to the blackboard.
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Just two weeks ago, I saw the name of Prodigy from Mobb Deep trending on Twitter.
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To the Sports Editor: Re "Tornado Black, Tennis Prodigy, Sidelined by an Operation's High Cost," Sept.
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The rule is often attributed to the high-profile flameout of the 1990s prodigy Jennifer Capriati.
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It also features appearances by fellow New Yorkers like Prodigy of Mobb Deep and Jahdan Blakkamoore.
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And I got a modem pretty quickly, like in the early '2400s, and was on Prodigy.
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So Stratton Oakmont sued prodigy and said that because Prodigy moderates these boards and removes some content that violates the rules while promoting other content, that they are exerting editorial control over this information, and thus, you're liable for it the same way a newspaper would be.
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Here is Prodigy talking about getting dropped from Island Records after Mobb Deep's debut album, Juvenile Hell: Prodigy talking about what it was like growing up in Queensbridge: What he had to say about Mobb Deep's feud with 2pac: Read the rest of the interview here.
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Jonathan has recently taken up figure skating, and even calls himself a "prodigy" in his Instagram bio.
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I have a wonderful son, who's a musical prodigy—according to me, anyway—and a great partner.
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Everywhere you look in Melbourne, there's a new bar or restaurant run by some young culinary prodigy.
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Thus, the blueprint for Orisa — an African robot built by an 11-year-old prodigy — was born.
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Miles Teller played a prodigy drummer in Whiplash, but he has some real-life musical talent, too!
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If you're like most people, you weren't a child prodigy, and you don't consider yourself naturally gifted.
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They wanted platforms to feel free to make these judgments without risking the liability that Prodigy faced.
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But Nishimoto—a former hairdresser, professional cyclist, and homemaker—became a kind of prodigy late in life.
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TMZ broke the story ... Prodigy died Tuesday morning, but the cause of death has not been determined.
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The 23-year-old was an All-Star in 2017 and was a prodigy as a child.
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Author note: This recipe is courtesy of Albert "Prodigy" Johnson's cookbook, Commissary Kitchen: My Infamous Prison Cookbook.
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By 1996, Sears wasn't making enough money from the venture and Prodigy was sold for $200 million.
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Enter Vitalik Buterin, a 22-year-old Russian-Canadian programming prodigy, and his crew of libertarian coders.
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Coco Gauff's father says he doesn't think his 15-year-old tennis star daughter is a 'prodigy'>
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In that Gap-clad purgatory, The Prodigy must have seemed rather more imposing than it does now.
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That old pesky Y2K problem made it difficult to get Prodigy in compliance with the year 2000.
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" Ilian Mihov, Dean of INSEAD, said: "Prodigy Finance has worked with INSEAD for almost ten years now.
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I used to say that Prodigy was everything Sears knew about technology and IBM knew about retail.
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Technically, Curtis doesn't fulfill the criteria of a child prodigy—at least, not according to Feldman's definition.
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The NY Giants' backup prodigy Kyle Lauletta just got arrested for allegedly almost running over a cop.
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As we reported ... Prodigy was hospitalized over the weekend before he died, but the cause is unknown.
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All of his research told him there was only one place for a teenage prodigy to go.
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A math prodigy in high school, Dr. Cacioppo was the first in his family to attend college.
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That same year, Boiler Room invited Mike to play its first ballroom stream with Kevin JZ Prodigy.
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In Sachs's telling he emerges as a morally driven prodigy who spoke out against fascism and hate.
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John Patrick McEnroe Jr., the latest tennis prodigy, had become the putative new enfant terrible of sport.
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Hardly a household name, she is a former prodigy who became Fed Cup captain before last season.
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No chess expertise required: This movie is really about the personal costs of being a child prodigy.
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We resist "store-bought rap" and prefer the "insane man who strike back," as Prodigy put it.
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When I felt that way, it was "Losin' Weight" by Cam'ron, featuring Prodigy, that picked me up.
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Nevertheless, the appeal of international students has underpinned the investment in Prodigy, which was founded in 2007.
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James Baldwin learned how to lock and load the English language as a child prodigy storefront preacher.
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These days, he seems to be having little trouble transitioning from child prodigy to full-grown protagonist.
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Four years after her debut album, the pop prodigy offers "Melodrama," a testimonial to heartbreak and solitude.
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We ended with a freestyle session, and Prodigy was among a group of M.C.s belting out lyrics.
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The music was all Prodigy, Massive Attack, Carl Cox, the Hackers soundtrack—that always stuck with me.
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His best friend Yuno is an incredibly powerful magical prodigy, and they both want to be Wizard King.
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On Sunday at the BET Awards, Havoc and Lil' Kim paid tribute to Prodigy while presenting an award.
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Before that, Prodigy of Mobb Deep chopped it up with Alex Jones to drop science about the Illuminati.
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She has a few things in common with 17-year-old Billie Eilish, 2019's other breakout prodigy.
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Despite a small sample size (the finding rested on five extended prodigy families), the data was statistically significant.
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The potential connection between autism and prodigy does not mean that people with autism are actually all geniuses.
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She's notably good friends with Maddie Ziegler, the dance prodigy, and she's recently been hanging out with Drake.
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But the guy on the Summer Jam screen was Prodigy, glossed up for his grandmother's Carnegie Hall performance.
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The thing about Reid is that in person, she doesn't come off as just another overly-polished prodigy.
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The Prodigy had their first gig in Dalston, east London, and released dance track "Charly" in August 1991.
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Two of the four patents in the case relate to Prodigy, IBM's late-1980s precursor to the web.
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One thing he is excited about ... Zion Williamson -- the high school prodigy who's playing at Duke next year.
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If the Smart Suit is the low-watt bulb of the group, the Body Compass is the prodigy.
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The Chinese piano prodigy Lang Lang, whom Hulbert writes about at length, was driven relentlessly by his father.
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There were probably 22019-20 million internet users and Prodigy, CompuServe and America Online dominated the online industry.
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He reminisced about meeting Matteo in a London instrument shop, when he was a seventeen-year-old prodigy.
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A musical prodigy as a child, he rose quickly to fame performing in France in the late 1990s.
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Should Sterling accept, he'd become one of Air Jordan's highest paid athletes, ahead of basketball prodigy Zion Williamson.
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Egerton, who sang all his tracks in the movie, was praised for his portrayal of the music prodigy.
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Khalid, a 19-year-old vocal prodigy, looks at millennial culture and doesn't see hedonism; it's just life.
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He encouraged Liam to create the original Prodigy mixtape when they first met at The Barn, in Braintree.
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Wanting the best for your children isn't malicious, but pushing your child to be a prodigy seems misguided.
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In fact ... the Fortnite prodigy says it's actually similar to why people watch NFL, MLB or NHL players!!!
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He was, after all, a child prodigy, born and raised to wage eight-limbed war in the ring.
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I could say that Lindsey Jordan is an 18-year-old musical prodigy from Ellicott City, Maryland, USA.
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Neither would the champion, a Porsche-endorsed prodigy low on modesty, have won invitations to the Supreme Soviet.
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In Kampala, Uganda, students who watched a feel-good movie about a chess prodigy improved their academic results.
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Ms. Silverman, whose childhood bedroom ceiling had "I love Steve Martin" written on it, was a comedy prodigy.
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Carlsen is widely regarded as one of the best chess players in history, and was a child prodigy.
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Posting because this photo was taken at the release party of my book with Prodigy called Commissary Kitchen.
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A Long Island piano prodigy born with perfect pitch, Moran started her journey on a fairly traditional path.
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Read more:Watch Lenny Kravitz surprise a 5-year-old drumming prodigy as he performs the rocker's song 'Are You Gonna Go My Way'2014's Most Viral Videos And Pop Culture Moments Crammed Into One VideoRams make 30-year-old 'prodigy' Sean McVay the youngest head coach in NFL history
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"THE PRODIGY," she captioned the image of herself sitting in front of a green screen, adding a devil emoji.
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Disney's "Queen of Katwe," an inspirational drama about a chess prodigy from Uganda, debuted in 55 theaters to $305,000.
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"This week, hip-hop suffered a painful loss, with the sudden passing of our brother, Prodigy," Lil' Kim began.
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Prodigy had been battling with the disease for his whole life, which he discussed in detail in his music.
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This afternoon rappers across social media platforms have begun to eulogize legendary Queens rapper and Mobb Deep member Prodigy.
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So Prodigy ran these message boards, and the users on the message boards said Stratton Oakmont is a sham.
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Keith Flint, the lead singer of the British electronic band, the Prodigy, has died, the band said on Monday.
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A prodigy is defined as a preadolescent child who performs at an adult professional level in a demanding field.
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As a child prodigy and pioneering black sportsman, Mr Abdul-Jabbar witnessed many cycles of racial progress and setback.
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The rapper Prodigy, half of the hip-hop duo Mobb Deep, has died in Las Vegas, multiple sources confirm.
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The scene climaxes with a track by The Prodigy building momentum as Trinity whispers her final words to Neo.
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The site previously reported Prodigy choked on an egg while in the hospital for treatment for sickle cell anemia.
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The Denver Broncos are in such dire circumstances at quarterback that the Buttfumble Prodigy is getting a real shot.
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John Coltrane exhibited a heavy interest and devotion to music at an early age, but he wasn't a prodigy.
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Last week it was revealed that opera prodigy Jackie Evancho would be singing the national anthem at the inauguration.
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This is one of those stories capturing the life of a violin prodigy, who left the music behind, almost.
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Prodigy mid-lane player Anathan "ana" Pham took a leave from the team, and Roman "Resolut23on" Fominok stepped in.
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He was a high school prodigy and was named the Louisiana Gatorade Player of the Year in 2015. RIP.
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ALM Évreux Basket's prodigy Mamery Diallo transferred to Gonzaga for the 2005-06 season but was sidelined by injury.
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Shaun Livingston — a former prodigy whose career was nearly ruined by injury, as we detailed here — scored 20 points.
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The protagonist is the oneiric version of a film editor, handling the potent, nihilistic dreams of a dying prodigy.
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For instance, Chloe (voiced by Charlyne Yi), is a 10-year-old Korean prodigy and friend of the bears.
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Keiko Agena, who played Rory's best friend, the prodigy musician and punk rock queen Lane, chimed in as well.
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If Frieze represents the art-world establishment, then the New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) fair is the rebellious prodigy.
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Under Joanna Settle's direction, Ato Blankson-Wood stars as a gospel prodigy struggling with his musical and familial legacy.
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He is a political prodigy, having been elected to San Antonio City Council at the tender age of 26.
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Rudd introduces her to a child prodigy, who she believes may be the child she gave up years ago.
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Early press coverage has included phrases like "celebrity chef" and "prodigy"; Mr. Grossman, you see, is 21 years old.
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As a monstrous prodigy, raised with a fork in his left hand, Simmons is comfortable dominating within his limitations.
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Khalid, a 19-year-old vocal prodigy, looks at the same world and doesn't see hedonism; it's just life.
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Today's daily Ellen fix of cuteness comes from 3-year-old gymnast Emma, who is basically a gymnastics prodigy.
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So it immediately clicked with you, this is a giant story, and this compared to Delphi or Prodigy. Everything.
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Also, Keith Flint, 49, a founding member of the British dance act the Prodigy, was found dead in England.
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Its capacity for cruelty is a perpetual shock to her, even though she herself is a prodigy of violence.
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Feature Four years after her debut album, the pop prodigy is back with a testimonial to heartbreak and solitude.
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The Prodigy X also sports a super secure magnetic kickstand with eight viewing angles (like the one hanging above).
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Katherine Goble is the central hidden figure, a mathematical prodigy played with perfect nerd charisma by Taraji P. Henson.
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Wie, a former child prodigy, played her opening round with 14-year-old Lucy Li, who was one-under.
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Three years ago, Howard arrived on Marquette's campus in Milwaukee as a 17-year-old prodigy from Chandler, Ariz.
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A prodigy, he spent much of his childhood on tour across Europe with his sister, who was also a musician.
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Over the weekend, the now-12-year-old prodigy performed Chopin's "Fantaisie Impropmtu" at New York City's legendary Carnegie Hall.
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Think of Jonathan Krohn, the conservative child prodigy who addressed the Conservative Political Action Conference in 2009, at age 133.
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Selena Gomez will remember that for a very brief period pre-Weeknd, the actor and singer dated EDM prodigy Zedd.
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The Verge reached out to Will Runzel, co-founder of Prodigy Artists, the company that manages both Nghtmre and Slander.
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It's capable of making squelchy, Prodigy-like leads as well as thick, electro bass or blissed-out and plush pads.
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Ronnie, a piano prodigy who is sent to spend the summer with her dad (Greg Kinnear) in a beach town.
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Prodigy was sold in 1996 for a fifth of the collective $1 billion Sears and IBM had sunk into it.
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The pair met on the set of Gifted, a film about a child prodigy that will be released in April.
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Although Mary is a child prodigy, Frank doesn't want to send her to a special center where she'd be challenged.
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Kushner is President Donald Trump's Mr. Fix-It, the youthful prodigy tasked with all the hard assignments, foreign and domestic.
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The final new release of the weekend, "The Prodigy," secured sixth place with a $5.8 million debut from 2,530 locations.
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For every prodigy doomed to misery by early success, we can cite another who started off strong and kept going.
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His mother nurtured his early aptitude for mathematics and, after the family moved to Moscow, he blossomed into a prodigy.
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Corey Gauff, the father of 15-year-old tennis star Cori "Coco" Gauff, doesn't think his daughter is a prodigy.
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Canny operatives like the Alabama prodigy John Grenier (oddly absent from Rosenfeld's book) rose to top positions in Goldwater's campaign.
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Could it really be Connor McDavid, the 19-year-old prodigy charged with restoring the woebegone Edmonton Oilers to prominence?
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The Prodigy had been famous in Britain since 1991, when their debut song "Charly" flooded dance floors across the nation.
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Police will only say there's no reason to suspect foul play -- however, Prodigy founder Liam Howlett says it was suicide.
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Keith Flint, the snarling frontman of The Prodigy was found by police in his Essex home early on Monday morning.
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Speaking with Sway on MTV's RapFix Live in 2011, Prodigy referred to conversations during their overlapping prison sentences in 2010.
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"I don't think of myself as a prodigy—actually I don't feel comfortable when people call me that," Harliono explains.
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Two of the IBM patents at issue in the case relate to Prodigy, a late-1980s precursor to the web.
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Kevin Feige, the prodigy who runs Marvel, and Alan F. Horn, Disney's movie chairman, have delivered one juggernaut after another.
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He was a musical prodigy and taught himself to play piano on an instrument his mother had bought for him.
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After Prodigy passed away earlier this week, people started sharing how the late rapper's music touched them throughout the years.
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From the start, he was a prodigy and fully expected to ascend to the concert stage as a classical pianist.
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It is obvious just from looking around Mr. Levit's sparsely furnished apartment in Berlin that he is no airhead prodigy.
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Mr. Martínez, a percussionist and vocalist, comes from Havana's Cayo Hueso neighborhood, where he, too, was a kind of prodigy.
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Kanye managed to score 6-year-old prodigy North for his Yeezy Season 8 show ... part of Paris Fashion Week.
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A musical prodigy almost from the time he could walk, Mr. Kocsis was known for deftly playing a vast repertoire.
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At the beginning of my Master's degree, I took a private loan from Prodigy Finance to pay off my tuition.
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Harrison, a former teenage prodigy who turned pro in 2007, had seen his form and ranking declined in recent years.
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And Rosalía, a flamenco prodigy from Spain who is a burgeoning pop avant-gardist, isn't strictly speaking, a reggaeton artist.
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The Prodigy was scheduled to tour the United States in May, with one show set for Terminal 5 in Manhattan.
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It was reported the dude is 12-year-old rap prodigy Matt Ox, but his rep says it ain't him.
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Prodigy Services Co., the New York Supreme Court decided the online host was indeed liable for the content posted there.
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Andreessen's obsession with a punk software prodigy shed light on his self-conception as a man aligned with the industry's outsiders.
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The new Cinemax show Warrior, about a martial-arts prodigy, is based on a concept Bruce developed nearly 50 years ago.
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"It made me not believe in God," Prodigy recalls his early dealings with sickle cell in his session with Dr. Siri.
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And despite defeat, Ke's strategy suggested that the 19-year-old Chinese prodigy has actually learned from AlphaGo's often unorthodox approach.
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He worked hard and was a child prodigy under the tutelage of his dad, Earl, and became a great golf champion.
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Prodigy today said it has raised $5.4 million in a seed round led by 8VC, Battery Ventures, SV Angel and CrunchFund.
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She was not a child prodigy and says she initially learned tennis by hitting against a wall at a local park.
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It was ballroom commentators like Kevin JZ Prodigy and Gregg Evisu who made me fall in love with riding a beat.
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Mozart's first biographer claimed that the child prodigy composed his music feverishly in his mind, without ever coming to the "klavier".
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He is currently a board director or observer with six portfolio companies: Carwow, Wooga, Nutmeg, Prodigy Finance, and Patients Know Best.
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TMZ broke the story ... Prodigy died in June 2017, when he choked on an egg while hospitalized for sickle cell anemia.
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The teen prodigy – who signed with Nike in March, only weeks before her senior prom – is the reigning indoor world champion.
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The rapper Prodigy, half of the hip-hop duo Mobb Deep, died from accidental choking, according to a report from TMZ.
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He is currently a board director or observer with five portfolio companies: Carwow, Wooga, Nutmeg, Prodigy Finance, and Patients Know Best.
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Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz's youngest son is not only adorable he's a beatbox prodigy at the mere age of 2!
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His prodigy, Sawyer Fredericks, won the competition show back in 2015, becoming the show's youngest winner ever at 16 years old.
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Logitech is announcing the launch of its Prodigy gaming line today, which consists of a mouse, a keyboard, and a headset.
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A child prodigy, he won his first Masters in 1997 at age 21, the youngest player ever to win the tournament.
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Critics received his sporadic output gratefully, but Benjamin also gained a reputation as a prodigy who had failed to fully flower.
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At 39, in a profession that seems to skew ever younger in the hiring of music directors, he is no prodigy.
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Keith Flint, vocalist of electronic act The Prodigy, has been found dead in his home in the UK, multiple outlets reported.
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Or was the opposite true—that the cortex of a language prodigy would show less activity, because it was more efficient?
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Back then, The Prodigy was sometimes derided as "kiddie-techno," because of their juvenile samples and because the teens loved them.
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Yeah, here's what I was ... Our competitor, Prodigy, had invested a billion dollars at the time we had invested 10 million.
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Read more: The incredible life and career of tennis prodigy Naomi Osaka, who just won $2.9 million at the Australian Open
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Older kids can play games like Minecraft or Prodigy (a math game) that link with friends via an app or website.
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"When I was starting out with record companies, there was a tendency to simplify the image as a prodigy," she said.
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She was a 9-year-old mandolin prodigy when she met Ms. Watkins at a festival, and they stayed in touch.
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A flawed but promising attempt was Fernanda Coppel's "King Liz," in which an agent tries to sign a young basketball prodigy.
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The "Girls" star plays Charlotte, a former cello prodigy who abandoned her dreams years ago to care for her ailing mother.
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A "Black Swan" dynamic quickly begins to develop between them, in which Charlotte seems threatened but aroused by this younger prodigy.
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She proposes hiring a pianist to play in the middle of Sloane Square, since the novel's heroine is a piano prodigy.
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The most noteworthy item on Mr. Chalamet's filmography is "Miss Stevens," in which he plays a volatile high-school drama prodigy.
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Prodigy basically just offered me the Le Coq Sportif off his back because he knew what it would mean to me.
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By his teens he had become a baseball prodigy, and his sessions in Italy taught him the finer points of footwork.
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As the musicologist Adrienne Fried Block documented in her 1998 biography "Amy Beach: Passionate Victorian," the composer was a remarkable prodigy.
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Gomes, for example, a former Benfica striker who was something of a prodigy himself, only left for Italy at age 24.
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But even a child prodigy would have a goal in writing; the machine's only goal is to predict the next word.
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It all began with a car crash in 2009, when the golf prodigy collided with a fire hydrant and a tree.
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The central parable of the modern Democratic Party is of the young prodigy who returns home to a scene of decline.
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The mastermind outwitted the prodigy, and McVay knew it, blaming his play-calling and an absent feel for the game's flow.
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She also shows a broad curiosity for current events and history, which defies the assumptions about a tunnel-visioned tennis prodigy.
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A child science prodigy, he attended college at age 14 and worked with Stephen Hawking exploring the nature of space and time.
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Bam Margera went from skateboard prodigy to Jackass star to rock band frontman to household name in little more than a decade.
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Hunt was an entertaining banger with an iron jaw, not a kickboxing prodigy, and his right handed hitting power got him by.
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The toddler makeup prodigy loves a good lip tint — and for her, it's more of a "go big or go home" mindset.
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Henry, the violist, is a prodigy whose easy success by turns astonishes the rest of the ensemble and fills them with envy.
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Last year, the rapper known as Prodigy, part of the duo Mobb Deep, died after being hospitalized for complications of the disease.
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Suits This show isn't set in school, but it is about overachievers in a law firm, and one man who's a prodigy.
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At 16 years old, table-tennis prodigy Kanak Jha will be the youngest ever to compete in the Olympics in his sport.
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In varying scenarios, she may be painting him or he painting her, she receives an art lesson or discovers the young prodigy.
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Before long, the young prodigy was shipped off to King's College (now Columbia University) in New York City to continue his studies.
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Conceived as an emergency exit strategy and incubated under intense pressure, Steve Cohen's second corporate incarnation has developed into a childhood prodigy.
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He just needs "money, man" to keep up with his truck payments—and ultimately turns out to be a musical-theater prodigy.
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But Prodigy actually first encountered Havoc in the spring of 22 outside of the Manhattan School of Art and Design in Midtown.
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Part of me thinks this feeling is pretty singular to Taylor as a character: a young prodigy who's empathetic to a fault.
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Just 22019 million American adults had access to the Internet back then, through dial-up services like America Online, CompuServe or Prodigy.
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This is not to say, however, that there has not been a single opera prodigy in the art form's 400-year history.
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In the 1980s, Sears and IBM developed a pioneering online service called Prodigy that offered everything from message boards to online shopping.
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With songs like "Smack My Bitch Up," The Prodigy seemed to be evangelizing for misogynistic violence and heroin at the same time.
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Prodigy frontman Keith Flint was found dead Monday in his home outside London ... and his bandmates say he took his own life.
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With the number of international students forecast to reach 8 million by 400 Prodigy Finance is clearly sitting on a growing market.
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After, we'll be introducing you to the young rap prodigy Haleek Maul, who came into the scene at the age of 15.
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Whitehead has spent this season proving Willard right, and correcting critics who had written him off as another overhyped New York prodigy.
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Ever since Strasburg was labeled the next great pitching prodigy as the top pick in the 2009 draft, outsized expectations have followed.
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On Pro Basketball Everyone has a favorite prodigy on N.B.A. draft night, an evaluative insight to share in 140 characters or more.
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PARIS — Growing up as a prodigy on the Spanish island of Majorca, Rafael Nadal dreamed of winning just one French Open title.
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" 'Standard Deviation' by Katherine Heiny "About a perfectly mismatched New York City couple whose son, with autistic tendencies, is an origami prodigy.
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Even as a child, she enjoyed playing with numbers in her head and her parents soon recognized her as a math prodigy.
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There she re-encounters her former music instructor Anton (Steven Weber), his wife Paloma (Alaina Huffman), and fellow prodigy Elizabeth (Logan Browning).
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A commonly accepted definition of a prodigy is a child whose achievements in a field equal those of a high-performing adult.
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That prodigy is Alex Hunter, and he's on a quest to sign that first fully professional contract with a Premier League team.
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Justice, Underworld, and The Prodigy are all playing at Ultra, which is going down this weekend at Bayfront Park in Downtown Miami.
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When chatter on a forum hosted by Prodigy Services popped up that Stratton Oakmont was up to criminal activity, the firm sued.
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At 2001's Summer Jam festival, Jay-Z projected an image of the late Prodigy in a ballerina outfit as a kid.
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While he worked, a different Rangers prodigy, 22-year-old Rougned Odor, installed himself at second base and starred in last year's playoffs.
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She also stars as computer prodigy Cameron Howe in AMC's excellent Halt and Catch Fire, which just wrapped its third season in October.
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Spears herself was a teen at the time, a former Mickey Mouse Club prodigy about to get insanely famous at a young age.
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Writer Jonny Coleman writes a passionate defense of the 90s genre which spawned popular hits from The Prodigy and Fatboy Slim, among others.
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Chang is the prodigy who first came to national attention when he started an illegal underground supper club as a student at USC.
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Plisetsky, who is playfully rebranded as Yurio to avoid confusion, is a 15-year-old skating prodigy preparing to enter the senior circuit.
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"Your road to success doesn't always go straight," said Lopez, 224, a former prodigy who struggled to meet outsize expectations as a pro.
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She was identified as a gymnastics prodigy when she was 6, when her coach, Aimee Boorman, saw her in a day care class.
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" On Tuesday, the Prodigy Twitter account shared mental health helpline information, writing, "It has been a tough time for everyone since Keef's passing.
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Clara, a piano prodigy, studies music and clairvoyance in Rome with Maestro Gustavo Acciavatti, an elf who has crossed to the human realm.
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But first we pay tribute to the late, great Prodigy of Mobb Deep, who passed away this week at the age of 42.
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After all, imagine the outrage if the soccer prodigy, Messi was awarded a ban from major events based on nothing more than allegations.
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He was a prodigy, a child born with a rare artistic gift that was nurtured and allowed to flourish by virtue of patronage.
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Lenny, a child prodigy who vanished from his life a decade before, enters it as suddenly and as cryptically as he had left.
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The film, which hails from director Marc Webb (The Amazing Spider-Man), casts Evans as the uncle of a child prodigy (Mckenna Grace).
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National and international commercial dial-up services, including America Online, Genie, Prodigy, and CompuServe did not connect with the noncommercial internet until 20013.
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Simultaneously, big New York Investment Banks were suing Prodigy (RIP) for allowing allegedly libelous statements about them to appear on the online service.
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Prodigy: When I said "I'm only 163 but my mind is old"—at that time when I said that line, I was 18.
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But things really took off three years later, in 20163, when Sperling started offering M.B.A.s online through Prodigy, the early electronic communications service.
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It even had its toe in the early dot-com froth, with online forerunner Prodigy, which it offloaded for a pittance in 1996.
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Prodigy was hospitalized a few days ago in Vegas after a Mobb Deep performance for complications caused by a sickle cell anemia crisis.
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In another, former NBA star Kenny Anderson discussed the internal pain and suffering he was forced to bury as a teenage hoops prodigy.
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Full Out follows the story of Claire, a prodigy who's getting a second chance at fame after coming back from a bad injury.
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Go is "probably the most elegant game that humanity has invented," says DeepMind founder Demis Hassabis, a former child prodigy in chess himself.
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We're told on his way out of the venue, Prodigy told Ice-T goodbye ... and headed to his hotel to get some rest.
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He's been so prolific in the seven years since the release of his home-recorded debut RACE that he's been branded a prodigy.
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The movie, on the other hand, transforms him into just another cute prodigy, one whose constant, cheerful explanations had me gritting my teeth.
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Bender is a 7-foot-1 prodigy from Croatia who moves like a guard and started playing professional basketball when he was 15.
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When Hell On Earth came out, that's when Prodigy really started really hitting his peak as far as him being Top 5 rappers.
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Tyson's barely in the video for "If You Show Up" ... but he did add some brand new verses touting his prodigy, Chris Brown.
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The Unseen World, Liz Moore In the 1980s, David Sibelius directed a computer science lab while raising his daughter, Ada, a child prodigy.
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Andre Agassi, in his account of becoming an embittered prodigy, seems never to have liked tennis much, except as a vehicle for achievement.
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The hardware on the recently released G Pro has the same resolution, sensor, and number of buttons as the Prodigy G403, for example.
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Of humble beginnings, he was a prodigy who first showed his work, aged 15, at the annual exhibition of the Royal Academy (RA).
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However, her parents, Candi and Corey Gauff, "aren't huge fans of the word prodigy" when it comes to Coco, according to Teen Vogue.
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Critics were connecting The Prodigy to the dark vision of the future also apparent in '90s movies like The Matrix, Hackers, and XistenZ.
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Click here to view original GIFThe child prodigy of puppeteering, Barnaby Dixon, is back with another update to his bug-like hand puppet.
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His younger brother, Mark, says Gallagher was an academic prodigy with a photographic memory who wanted to use his faith to help people.
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Day 273: "Tha Mobb" – Tha Carter II, 2005 Today, hip-hop lost one of its legends, Prodigy of the Queensbridge duo Mobb Deep.
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Prodigy from Mobb Deep visits the MUNCHIES Test Kitchen to enlighten us on how to cook BBQ salmon if you were in prison.
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Valenzuela, a pudgy prodigy from Navojoa, Mexico, opened the season by going 8-0 in eight starts and working nine innings every time.
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While The Prodigy stopped making music that connected with me in recent years, it was 1999's commercial mixtape The Dirtchamber Sessions Vol.
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Johnson had been a fiery prodigy; at 27, he was the third recipient of the International Publishers' Prize, after Samuel Beckett and Borges.
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Michelle Wie is not on the team either, as the former child prodigy was not available as she rehabilitates a debilitating wrist injury.
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Instead, he invoked the hero of Bernard Malamud's "The Natural," Roy Hobbs, a baseball prodigy who attempts a belated comeback after being shot.
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Take, for example, the situation that unfolded when Yusuke, an endearingly awkward ukulele prodigy, asked out Lauren, an aspiring artist and a model.
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As a teenage prodigy, James sought to emulate Bryant from a distance: his preparation, his approach and, perhaps above all, his supreme confidence.
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Our reporter visited the star at his villa in the nation's capital, and got a glimpse at the transition from prodigy to pro.
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Charlton was an Aussie swimming prodigy who, at age 270 in 28, beat the older Arne Borg in front of about 70,225 spectators.
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Widely regarded as a ballet prodigy, Copeland was dancing en pointe within her first three months of taking a dance class at 13.
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Mr. Xiao's path to fortune began shortly after he graduated from Peking University, where he enrolled as a child prodigy at age 14.
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Inspired by Musk's vision, Shervin Pishevar searched for a technology prodigy to execute it, settling on BamBrogan, a wiry, handlebar-mustachioed former SpaceX engineer.
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When Bishop Nehru slinked out from the streets of New York, it was hard not to see him as the next great rap prodigy.
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And that is precisely why The Prodigy, a thoroughly petrifying new psychological horror film from Orion Pictures, will haunt you to your very core.
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We finally know who the real creative genius is in the Kardashian-West family, and it's music video director and dance prodigy North West.
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Williams plays Charlotte, a music prodigy who bumps up against Dear White People star Logan Browning's Elizabeth, the new "star pupil" Charlotte's former school.
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The world lost one of its greatest rappers ever when Mobb Deep's Prodigy passed away last month from complications related to sickle cell anemia.
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The 19-year-old Chinese prodigy declared he would never lose to an AI following AlphaGo's earthshaking victory over Lee Se-dol last year.
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Indian chess prodigy Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa, 12, is celebrated by his friends upon his arrival back to his school in Chennai, India, on June 26.
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The formerly lost boy became a prodigy at the left tackle position — but as he's ascended, he and the Tuohys certainly haven't lost touch.
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Yelchin's character Pavel Chekov, a young mathematical prodigy, supposedly has a bigger role in Star Trek Beyond than in the franchise's past two films.
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In it, he discusses his life as a teenage swimming prodigy and his experience at the 2000 Sydney Olympics, where he failed to medal.
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But if you're some pod-racing child prodigy, then by all means go for the X-Wing before you turn to the dark side.
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Within a few years, it was clear to her that she wasn't a prodigy, but she was at least the best in her town.
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A 6-year-old Ohio boy who is blind taught himself to play the piano, quickly becoming a musical prodigy — and an Internet sensation.
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Having announced his desire to fight at UFC 197 against Nik Lentz, there has been some negative reactions to the aspirations of 'The Prodigy'.
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It's not the only part of Logitech's new G Prodigy lineup to embrace a specific blend of gamer-friendly features and low key sensibility.
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In November 2017, the emo-rap-cum-pop prodigy born Gustav Åhr died from an accidental overdose on a tour bus in Tucson, Arizona.
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Here's Mike Tyson absolutely MASHING tennis balls during a lesson with his 7-year-old daughter -- who, by the way, is a frickin' PRODIGY!!!
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The network may have been the most ambitious online effort by a media outlet in the days before AOL and Prodigy made it easy.
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Hey, Todd, if there's an unknown person you've never seen before on whom you have no optics, that person is probably a fucking prodigy.
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I'm calling back to the era of services like Prodigy, America Online, and CompuServe, and to the Bulletin Board Systems that inspired those services.
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We got Dan at LAX and he thinks things between the Swoosh and prodigy will be A-okay ... after the dollars come into play.
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There, Prodigy reflected on the group's first release, Juvenile Hell, looked back on his youth in Queensbridge, and remembered the group's feud with 2Pac.
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I actually signed up for Prodigy around 1989, and it was a revelation at the time -- I could buy plane tickets or clothes online!
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Then again, Mitsuko Uchida, a Japanese prodigy of an earlier vintage, is as sensitive a pianist as exists; prodigies are particulars first of all.
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At 26 years old, the tennis prodigy took on Williams, 24, in the first round of women's singles at the Wimbledon tournament on Monday.
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He frowns a little, as if wary of attention, but you can tell he's kidding-serious, trying out a pose of artist as prodigy.
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She enrolled in Michigan Agricultural College at the age of 14 and there met another young prodigy, Lyman Briggs, whom she married after graduation.
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The cast includes Morgan Freeman, Dave Franco, Jesse Eisenberg, Mark Ruffalo, Dave Franco, Woody Harrelson, Daniel Radcliffe (as a tech prodigy) and Lizzy Caplan.
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Take Prodigy Finance, for example, a border-less fintech start-up which enables investors to provide postgraduate loans to international students for a profit.
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UK fintech startup Prodigy Finance has raised a whopping $240 million funding round, certainly one of the largest by a UK company this year.
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Henry (Jaeden Lieberher) is a child genius — a prodigy in all subjects and well ahead of the other 11-year-olds in his class.
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When I spoke to him earlier, he told me that there was no accepted definition of a child prodigy when he began his career.
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Jermaine Dupri -- like millions of hip-hop fans -- is mourning the loss of Prodigy from Mobb Deep ... whom he calls one of his favs.
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We got the rapper at LAX, where he gave his condolences and mad props to Prodigy and the hardcore East Coast sound he created.
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He said I had genius-level emotional intelligence and that I wrote like a prodigy, that he could talk to me, confide in me.
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The Red Bulls' newest prodigy, for example, the 18-year-old midfielder Tyler Adams, has quickly won the fans' favor for his strong play.
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He rendered his story in vivid detail in "My Infamous Life: The Autobiography of Mobb Deep's Prodigy" (written with Laura Checkoway), published in 2011.
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Prodigy Finance, the lender that makes loans to international postgraduate students, said on Sunday that it had raised $40 million in new equity financing.
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But Prodigy says it looks most closely at applicants' earning potential, allowing it to ignore their lack of credit history, guarantor or co-signer.
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Bencic, a 19-year-old Swiss prodigy, reached a career high of No. 7 early last year before struggling with a lower-back injury.
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He was something of an artistic prodigy, largely self-taught in his youth as both a painter and, starting as a preteen, a composer.
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Inspired by the ABC News podcast of the same name, The Dropout will chronicle the rise and fall of prodigy-turned-fraudster Elizabeth Holmes.
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The 1996 Communications Decency Act was designed to shield the first online service providers like Prodigy and AOL from the behavior of their users.
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"I think I've been in denial a little bit about how unusual my life is," said Mr. Tao, who was also a violin prodigy.
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Yet the billionaire views the visceral torrent against him with his usual rationality, surveying the scene deliberately, like the chess prodigy he once was.
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By the late 1980s there were already lots of email systems around — the Source, CompuServe, MCIMail and Prodigy all were offering electronic mail islands.
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But make no mistake: She is an authentic prodigy in an increasingly physical sport that no longer produces them at the same brisk pace.
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As with most things Super Bowl-related, McVay-as-prodigy is a narrative born of something true and then expanded to an uncomfortable degree.
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The argument: Prodigy was moderating its online message boards and deleting some messages, while CompuServe was acting like a blind host, not touching anything.
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For 17-year-old Canadian tennis prodigy Denis Shapovalov (try saying it—it's fun), that feeling came in his match today at the Rogers Cup.
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We live in a time where almost every new musical prodigy has formed an identity on YouTube long before they break through to mainstream Hollywood.
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Faber & Faber; £30 Chopin's romantic life—he was a child prodigy who ran off with George Sand before dying at 39—has had many chroniclers.
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Lil Wayne was completely caught off guard by Drake's new tat honoring him when his prodigy sent him a photo of it ... 5 months ago!!!
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" Partovi says he "also could have told you that Max Levchin, a contractor at one of my first startups, was a genius — an absolute prodigy.
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Prodigy: It was the perfect marriage—the environment that we was from, the sounds that came out of our brain, and the lyrics that matched.
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Since its 1989 premiere, "The Simpsons" - bumbling patriarch Homer, long-suffering wife Marge, prankster Bart, prodigy Lisa and baby Maggie - have become globally recognized figures.
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Prodigy choked on an egg Tuesday morning in the hospital, where he'd been getting treatment for a bout with sickle cell anemia ... TMZ has learned.
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Johnny Rotten's devastated by the death of Prodigy frontman Keith Flint ... and now he's on a mission to personally help other musicians battling suicidal thoughts.
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When the ad came out in 2014, Gold, like Cain, was a prodigy considered talented enough to win a gold medal at the next Olympics.
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The prodigy Ayers was just 22016 when he dropped out of Kennesaw State University in Georgia to be Republican gubernatorial candidate Sonny Perdue's body man.
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The film, based on the life of Ugandan chess prodigy Phiona Mutesi, was partially shot in the Kampala slum of Katwe, where Mutesi grew up.
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Their son Vanya, a prodigy who had already dictated a story published in a children's magazine, died of scarlet fever at 2300 at their home.
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He approaches his work with "purity of spirit," said Lupita Nyong'o, his co-star in "Queen of Katwe," the story of a Ugandan chess prodigy.
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The true soul of the thing was raves in fields, ecstasy by sunrise, band members whose only job was dancing—and The Prodigy had two.
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"Students are assessed on their academic performance and anticipated earning potential," Joel Frisch, head of business development at Prodigy Finance, told CNBC over the phone.
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When she was 12, Wilson was hailed as a child prodigy and played a masterful cover of Alicia Keys' "No One" on The Today Show.
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At Google's Future of Go Summit, 19-year-old Chinese Go prodigy Ke Jie was defeated by the AI AlphaGo in a three-match series.
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My friend who vogues for Fka Twigs, whose name is Jamel Prodigy, commented "Top knot turn up," and I was like, this is my life.
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Meanwhile, Balderton's previous fund saw it invest in what it claims are a range of category leaders, such as fintechs Nutmeg, Revolut, and Prodigy Finance.
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"Prodigy" (mobile): This no-cost mobile game is "an incredible learning game for children couched within traditional JRPG (Japanese role-playing game) design," Alexander said.
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That, combined with the release of the Parasite Eve Remixes album, really opened my eyes to artists like The Prodigy, Chemical Brothers, Aphex Twin, etc.
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Then there were these closed systems like AOL, and Michael was talking about this, you had Prodigy, you had CompuServe ... Which were not like that.
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For example, 17A's "Holder of some precious memories" is a BABY ALBUM, and then the baby progresses to 22A's "Wunderkind," which is a CHILD PRODIGY.
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In another time, in Silicon Valley, an 11-year-old coding prodigy named Neelay Mehta has a much unluckier tangle with an ancient Spanish oak.
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A verbal prodigy, Whisky recognizes names for at least 54 toys as well as the names of different categories of toys, an animal researcher found.
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And, with that, four years ago, Facebook snitched our big family secret: Roland, the literary prodigy, the tenderhearted musician, the Ivy League grad, was bipolar.
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She was gifted, but not a prodigy, and there wasn't enough money to send her to a fancy conservatory like Oberlin College, her first choice.
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The Canadian teenager became a media sensation, dubbed a child prodigy and the next Elon Musk, appearing on the Forbes 30 Under 30 energy list.
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October 7th Netflix description: A tennis prodigy battles the odds to excel on the court while balancing schoolwork and inspiring fellow players on his team.
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He had arrived in New York a decade earlier, a jug-eared, fleet-fingered teenage prodigy discovered by Dizzy Gillespie and nurtured by Art Blakey.
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White residents, proud of Eunice Waymon's musical prodigy, established a fund to pay for piano lessons and to send her to a private high school.
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But regardless of whether you want to call him a prodigy, an offensive guru, or simply a coach, McVay will have to watch his back.
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The Mets, who have never finished higher than ninth, made the tumultuous scene last night on the five-hit pitching of their prodigy, Tom Seaver.
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He seems exhausted—the 19-year old nicknamed "the prodigy" hitting the proverbial rookie wall, certain to collapse to the South Korean B-Boy legend.
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It's something only a prodigy would think of, and immediately makes you fantasize about the realms of Young's potential that have yet to be realized.
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Maybe super featherweight prodigy Vasyl Lomachenko moves up to 22.6 some day, or perhaps American Mikey Garcia, the WBC lightweight champion, continues to fill out.
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Heralded as a prodigy just four days after her historic win against Venus Williams, Gauff was originally ranked 313 in the world heading into the tournament.
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Miller is a political prodigy, and just a few years after high school he was influencing national policy, first as a member of then-Alabama Sen.
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The 20-year-old tennis prodigy who beat Serena Williams at Saturday's U.S. Open women's singles final is — naturally — feeling quite overwhelmed by the whole experience.
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And Archie's former lover Ms. Grundy (a tutor and serial pedophile) kisses a new teen-music prodigy goodnight, then gets murdered by a mysterious hooded figure.
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Lauren Voiers, an art prodigy from the Cleveland area, painted well into the night as a teenager; sometimes she didn't sleep at all before school began.
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He's an aspiring country singer, a Hank Williams fan, and something of a yodeling prodigy, playing multiple times at the Kentucky Opry, a talent search venue.
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If you need a cheap wired gaming mouse that has a 2749.99,210 DPI sensor and a few extra buttons, Logitech's G2699.99 Prodigy is just $103 today.
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Marvel Comics announced a black female science prodigy will don the Iron Man suit, the latest salvo in an effort to diversify its cast of heroes.
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"Prodigy was hospitalized a few days ago in Vegas after a Mobb Deep performance for complications caused by a sickle cell anemia crisis," the statement added.
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In January 2014, a 19-year-old Canadian-Russian prodigy named Vitalik Buterin released a white paper that outlined his vision for something he called Ethereum.
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Steph Curry, Justin Timberlake, and Alfonso "best known as Carlton from the Fresh Prince of Bel Air" Ribeiro (also, formerly a child prodigy dance video instructor).
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Little did I know I would find myself two and half years later opening for The Prodigy with fellow Reprezent DJ and my best mate Naina.
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This is the full text of the interview that I had with Prodigy and Havoc about The Infamous—music will last until the apocalypse, maybe longer.
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It started with "Quiet Storm" being a single, a lot of people don't know this, but "Quiet Storm" was supposed to be a Prodigy solo record.
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Earlier this week, the hip-hop community lost one of its greatest lyricists and storytellers when Mobb Deep's Prodigy passed away at the age of 42.
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Ophelia Brown is something of a venture capital prodigy, rising through the ranks at Index Ventures, then becoming a general partner at early-stage investor LocalGlobe.
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A Chat With Jordan Ellenberg Gary Antonick: Before I ask about your recent book — what was it like growing up as a so-called child prodigy?
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Opera prodigy Jackie Evancho made headlines yesterday when it was revealed that she would be singing the national anthem at Donald Trump's presidential inauguration next month.
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The story of how The Prodigy came to symbolize a kind of techno-dystopian darkness says as much about the late 1990s as the band itself.
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It explores the life of Gauss (22-230), a German genius who was a child prodigy and made his first important mathematical discoveries in his teens.
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In the mid-nineties, XL had its first major commercial success, with the Prodigy, a band that adapted the rave sound for the arena-rock stage.
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He was a prodigy, serving as an assistant to the phenomenologist Paul Ricœur, and an enigma, taking the train to Amiens every Friday to see Trogneux.
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It's 32 minutes of skull-crushing beats, full of both familiar samples (like a tribute to The Prodigy and some Korn scatting) and totally alien sounds.
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One piano prodigy who does meet Feldman's exacting criteria is 15-year-old George Harliono, who performed his first solo recital at the age of nine.
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I would wash it, dry it, braid it, style it (ponytails only: a hair prodigy I was not), and then move on to my next toy.
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T'Challa's little sister Shuri — an irreverent tech prodigy who's part Q from the James Bond movies and part Penny from "Inspector Gadget" — arguably steals the movie.
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" Even Ms. Deming, a 23-year-old prodigy who worked in Ms. Kenyon's lab at age 12, points out that "aging is innately important to us.
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Part of the story of Aretha Franklin, a musical prodigy raised in church who turned to secular music, is not unlike that of other American artists.
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"The trick was to have this prodigy have sufficient poetic depth, but also to be faithful to the mind of a 5-year-old," he said.
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The piano playing of this 16-year-old prodigy is lyrical and harmonically layered, and he packs each solo with miniature moments of pleasure and payoff.
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One-time prodigy Mathiew "ZywOo" Herbaut, now one of the world's top professional Counter-Strike: Global Offensive players, added another accolade to his skyrocketing career Monday.
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Nadal, 33, is a maximizer, a former teen prodigy from Spain who continues to wring every drop of potential from his sturdy frame and spectacular game.
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I think I speak for the entire internet community when I say that Greg should increase the frequency of his mashed creations; he's clearly a prodigy.
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Mr. Bisguier's one taste of victory against Mr. Fischer came in the first game they ever played, when Mr. Fischer was a child prodigy of 21961.
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A math prodigy and professor at Cambridge, he had been an early convert to Einstein's new theory, and an enthusiastic expositor to his colleagues and countrymen.
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We learn that Lydia had been a bookstore owner, the wife of a journalist who infuriated the wrong people, and Luca a tiny prodigy of geography.
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But to track college football lately has also been to follow the up-and-down career of Hurts, to know that the prodigy has a story.
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Early on, he was recognized as a prodigy who could master almost any instrument, but his specialty was the fiddle—the instrument most desired for dances.
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Oher was a talented athlete, and the stability and structure provide by the Tuohys helped him grow into a football prodigy at the left tackle position.
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Except for orchestral arrangements, he usually sang, played and produced every part, as another Midwestern prodigy, Prince, would do a few years later on his debut.
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In the fall of 2014, footage of Joey Alexander, a then eleven-year-old Indonesian piano prodigy, playing John Coltrane's "Giant Steps" tore across the Web.
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Mr. Howlett gave him one featuring some of his own tracks, writing the word "Prodigy" (the name of a synthesizer made by Moog) on the cover.
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Swann was a prodigy as a high school player, tossing opponents around on the football field and flirting with state records in shot put and javelin.
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He was a child prodigy in the NYC art scene by the early 1980s, eventually befriending and collaborating with Andy Warhol and Keith Haring, among others.
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There is an argument to be made that only a child prodigy could reproduce the innocent quality of Blonde, so this feels like a good bet.
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" While the Rothschilds had Salvador Dalí as their marquee guest, Ms. von Buhler will have the rapper Prodigy of Mobb Deep, who has a song called "Illuminati.
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I was the next generation that they toiled day and night for, their supposed prodigy who could do great things with the abundant opportunities America gave me.
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Born in 1842 in Nantes (although some sources, including her Wikipedia page, list 1840), she was a child prodigy who sustained a career beyond a novelty act.
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Who among us can fathom the memories of One Direction's most mysterious member, of the tormented boy band prodigy who just wanted to have some pillow talk?
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Universal spent $20 million on the mockumentary, that stars Andy Samberg as a Justin Bieber-like music prodigy and reunites the comedian with his Lonely Island band.
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Based on Margot Lee Shetterly's nonfiction book by the same title, the film follows mathematical prodigy Katherine Johnson, computer programming expert Dorothy Vaughan, and engineer Mary Jackson.
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He and his co-founders started Prodigy, a company based on extending that same kind of experience you have researching cars online to the actual dealership itself.
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The court found that since Prodigy moderated its message boards, it exerted the same editorial control as a publisher, and was thus liable for what was published.
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"Here's some more guidance from the once-lauded tech prodigy:"I just made a decision that I was going to figure out how to make it work.
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One half of Mobb Deep and Universal Music have squashed their legal beef, but if Prodigy wants to get paid ... he's gonna have to jump on Twitter.
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Click here to view original GIFYou've heard of math savants and chess geniuses, but Barnaby Dixon might be a young prodigy when it comes to designing puppets.
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Nyong'o plays Nakku Harriet, the mother of Phiona Mutesi (newcomer Madina Nalwanga), a young woman from the slums of Uganda who became the nation's foremost chess prodigy.
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Polaris 3 was headlined by a match between MMA's most notorious heel-hooker and rule-breaker, Rousimar Palhares against no-gi and submission only prodigy Garry Tonon.
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Next time you're DM'd a Soundcloud link to "Hotline Bling" mixed with The Prodigy mixed with the Cheers theme tune, reply with a stern thumbs down emoji.
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When the bulletin was released, Follett was listed under her married name—thus, the connection to the former child prodigy was not made until many years later.
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Leon might be the closest thing the club has to a prodigy, but there isn't any pressure on him to Carry the Club To Glory or whatever.
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An early scene shows Simone as a teenage piano prodigy in North Carolina, insisting that her parents be seated in the segregated hall where she is performing.
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He is not even a year old yet, but he is already being heralded as a music mogul — a young prodigy, breaking barriers and building sick beats.
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"Genius," the television show about prodigy Albert Einstein's early years, is close to wrapping up its 10-episode run, and delves deeper into the scientist's belief system.
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We reviewed "Queen of Katwe," about a Ugandan chess prodigy, and "The Magnificent Seven," a remake of the classic western with Denzel Washington in the lead role.
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Services like (IBM's/Sear's) Prodigy, France Telecom's Minitel, America Online, CompuServe, as well as numerous computer bulletin boards and other dial-up services provided consumer computer services.
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Netflix original films are always a solid choice, especially one like "The Perfection," a horror movie starring Allison Williams as a former cello prodigy out for revenge.
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PLEASANTVILLE "Pianists Street (La Calle de los Pianistas)" (2015), a documentary about a 14-year-old piano prodigy and her 70-year-old concert pianist neighbor. Aug.
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Without palatable names like America Online, EarthLink and Prodigy — which offered the promise of freedom, connection and genius — we could have been forgiven for never going online.
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In addition to staring as Rose, in Jordan Peele's critically-acclaimed horror film Get Out, she portrayed a musical prodigy in the insane Netflix movie, The Perfection.
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In the late 90s, when The Prodigy were at the peak of their fame, the media had a lazy habit of declaring DJs the new rock stars.
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He's an authentic prodigy in his craft, and one of precious few black men ever to hold what has historically been one of the NFL's whitest jobs.
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That's what sets Rocket apart as his best album yet, and that's what will keep people marvelling at him long after the "prodigy" tag has worn off.
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Whatever your views, there's huge global interest in children who do pole: this video of eight-year-old Ukrainian prodigy Emily Moskalenko has over 30 million views.
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"I was obsessed with Jay Z's Reasonable Doubt, and Gang Starr's Moment of Truth, but then I also fucked with Daft Punk and The Prodigy," he tells.
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No mere prodigy, she was declaring that she was ready to leave her mark on some of the most challenging and profound music in her instrument's repertory.
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That's when Brad brought up 57-year-old Nance -- father of Lakers prodigy Larry Nance Jr. -- who's been a beast in the drag racing world for decades.
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Consider that there were approximately 14 people in the United States named "Kobe" before a teenage basketball prodigy surnamed Bryant was drafted in the N.B.A. in 1996.
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Mr. Niño, 48 and the C.E.O. of Prodigy, a platform that uses crowdfunding to buy commercial real estate, was diagnosed with Stage 3 melanoma six years ago.
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Prodigy is survived by his wife, Ikesha Dudley; a son, T'Shaka; a daughter, Fahtasia; a brother, Greg; a stepdaughter, Kiejzonna Dudley; and a step-granddaughter, Brooklyn Harris.
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AlphaGo is scheduled to play its human opponent, the 19-year-old Chinese prodigy Ke Jie, one more time on Saturday in the best-of-three contest.
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It tells the story of Anton Stratis, a tennis prodigy whose childhood is stripped away by an ambitious father who nurtures talent and resentment in his son.
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It begins in Rio, in 1950; Eurídice, a gangly piano prodigy, plays to cover the sound of the vivacious beauty Guida sneaking out to meet a boy.
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Defying the filmic realism of console games with Cubist graphics, Stardew Valley is the magnum opus of prodigy designer Mr. Barone, whose nom de jeux is ConcernedApe.
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Kaya Scodelario anchors this surprisingly dark show as Katerina, a 21-year-old former skating prodigy who fell on the ice and suffered a horrible head injury.
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His age-20 stats rival those of James, modern basketball's ultimate prodigy, and his rapid ascent will contribute to an unprecedented globalization of the sport's superstar corps.
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But in an era when social media carries a certain cachet and influencers make gobs of money posing with products, Laurent is not your typical child prodigy.
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On Saturday, Coco Gauff, a 15-year-old American tennis prodigy, and Naomi Osaka, the world's No. 1 and defending champ, will meet in the third round.
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On Saturday, Coco Gauff, a 15-year-old American tennis prodigy, and Naomi Osaka, the world's No. 1 and defending champ, will meet in the third round.
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The grandiosely titled "The Journey" is essentially a soap opera revolving around football in which you play a young prodigy seeking to make good on your potential.
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The Perfection is about a cello prodigy named Charlotte (Williams) who gave up her dreams of becoming a world-renowned musician when she left her illustrious music academy.
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Mr Nadal, a clay-court prodigy, claimed his first French Open championship in 2005, at age 19, two years before Mr Djokovic even reached a major semi-final.
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The danger was underlined in 230, when an investment firm sued Prodigy, an early online service, alleging that it had been defamed in one of its discussion forums.
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Jeff Kosseff, who wrote a book on 230, explained it to Robertson: Then we get to these early internet services like CompuServe and Prodigy in the early '90s.
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Recently, VICELAND's The Therapist featured a session with the late rapper Prodigy, one of the last interviews he gave before his untimely death at the age of 42.
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As for her acting career, it appears she only starred in the one Disney flick, "Queen of Katwe," playing a friend of the actual chess prodigy, Phiona Mutesi.
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She played chess at a young age but was not considered a child prodigy, since she didn't pursue competition seriously until she moved to Moscow in her twenties.
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When she discovers one of her five-year-olds is a prodigy, she becomes fascinated with the boy, ultimately risking her family and freedom to nurture his talent.
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She showed a group how to whip their hair Fans were in awe of the young prodigy after witnessing her busting some dance moves in the documentary's trailer.
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The record label was the most commercially successful part of the venture, releasing smash albums from Candlebox, The Prodigy, Michelle Branch, William Orbit, Deftones, and Muse's debut album.
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Ronaldo's son, Cristiano Jr., is 8 years old and a soccer prodigy -- could be interesting to see how CR7 is training him to become the next big thing.
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Fat Joe and Remy Ma were also out Sunday night at the Palm Restaurant ... where they all signed a photo of Prodigy, and shared stories about their pal.
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It turns out you don't need to be an idiot savant like Dustin Hoffman's character in Rain Man, or an MIT mathematics prodigy in order to count cards.
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A few months later, AOL and Prodigy announced a more conservative deal with the low-end PC manufacturer eMachines, subsidizing a cheap $400 PC for long-term subscribers.
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LONDON – A 9-year-old India-born chess prodigy whose fight to stay in Britain drew international attention can remain in the country, the U.K. government said Friday.
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He's found fame and his calling as Kenya's current ballet prodigy -- an internationally trained performer who was recently offered a full scholarship to the English National Ballet School.
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CompuServe, Prodigy, and AOL became Google, Facebook, and Twitter, companies that have for years relied on Section 230 as a legal shield against claims of publishing abusive content.
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Devlin's career has seen him go from an East End grime prodigy into the tricky no-man's-land between the underground and status as a bonafide pop star.
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Multiple sources -- connected to Prodigy and the investigation into his death -- tell us he choked on the egg ... however, it's still unclear if that ultimately caused his death.
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Let's do this," Loma said to TMZ Sports ... knowing full well there's a TON of interest in seeing Floyd Mayweather's prodigy step in the ring with "High Tech.
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Or, if you want mail-order dice-generated passphrases, you can always rely on teenage security prodigy Mira Modi to generate them for you for a small fee.
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If you're ever looking for a 14-year-old who will make you feel like a major underachiever, just check out the work of dance prodigy Maddie Ziegler.
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Some believe she is a political prodigy because there have been a few scenes showing her advising armor-making, organizing grainery stores, and generally being good at leading.
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We understand instinctively that being a prodigy wasn't his platform for a lifetime's achievement; it marked the possibility of a highly specific, highly term-limited kind of performance.
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The oldest pianist on the program, at 183, will be the stride and ragtime authority Dick Hyman; the youngest, at 13, will be the postbop prodigy Joey Alexander.
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"The story around Buffet is remarkable: He was a child prodigy, a bisexual, an alcoholic recluse and a socialite in the age of color television," Mr. Foulkes said.
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The oldest pianist on the program, at 89, will be the stride and ragtime authority Dick Hyman; the youngest, at 13, will be the postbop prodigy Joey Alexander.
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The film centers around August Monroe – played by newcomer and South Side native, Khalil Everage – a young, hip-hop prodigy growing up on the South Side of Chicago.
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Today, as the Canadian-born prodigy turns 22 years old, the world's perception of him is a far, far cry from the Bieber Fever pandemic of 2009-2011.
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Photo courtesy of the artists Earlier today, it was announced that the English electronic group The Prodigy had to cancel its appearance at tonight's Ultra Music Festival performance.
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The Irish featherweight proved to be a prodigy on the mats, and he scorched through a number of jiu-jitsu tournaments before he fully dedicated himself to MMA.
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It was only ever our intention to honor her impact by creating this avatar, which is part of a cover series highlighting the power of digital prodigy artists.
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With very rare exceptions—think … John Stuart Mill, who was a child prodigy—kids ... just repeat back what they've been told by adults, with less nuance and maturity.
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They were especially excited about the performance of Fouad Ambelj, a 24-year-old Moroccan prodigy who dances as Lil Zoo and who has become a worldwide sensation.
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The gifted child here is a 7-year-old math prodigy, Mary (Mckenna Grace, charmingly precocious), who is being raised by her uncle Frank (an impressive Chris Evans).
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Dinah, the daughter of a wealthy man in Jerusalem, is betrothed to Ezekiel, a rabbinic prodigy who is imported all the way from Poland to be her groom.
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For movies, Prime Video is cuing up The Goonies, Sherlock Holmes, Mystery Team, Edge Of Darkness, Arbitrage, The Prodigy, Fighting with My Family, Troop Zero, Midsommar, and others.
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On March 2, IBM accused Groupon in a federal lawsuit in Delaware of infringing four patents, including two related to Prodigy, a late-1980s forerunner to the Internet.
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That it also encompasses musical prodigy, the prospect of assisted suicide, and the forthright, self-deprecation of its flawed and funny lead character made it even more so.
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" Mr. Flint sang on many other Prodigy releases (the band's seventh album, "No Tourists," was released last year), although none found as much success as "Firestarter" and "Breathe.
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Or is there such a thing as a culinary prodigy, born with a gilded palate and a preternatural instinct for breaking down skate wings and triple-blanching cardoons?
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Prodigy, born Albert Johnson, died on June 20173 in Las Vegas at age 42 after being hospitalized due to complications caused by his lifelong battle with sickle cell anemia.
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I just don't love it when someone asks me if I've signed Callum up for music lessons, because he's autistic and will be a music prodigy if I do.
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The musician—well known for being the frontman of iconic British band The Prodigy—was found at his home in Dunmow, Essex, on Monday morning according to police reports.
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It's been a little over a month since the hip-hop world lost one of its most talented lyricists when Mobb Deep's Prodigy died at the age of 42.
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His transparency touched The Therapist executive producer Andy Capper as a young fan and is why he couldn't let an opportunity to have Prodigy on the show pass by.
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"We reach out to a lot of people but when Prodigy came up as a maybe I said, 'We gotta get him,'" Capper said in a recent phone conversation.
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It depended on on your ISP, but if you had Prodigy, Compuserve, or AOL, your inbox was full of terrible chain letters with attached images and short video files.
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Nikita Pearl Waligwa -- a young actress who starred in a Ugandan Disney movie about a chess prodigy -- has reportedly died ... this after battling health issues a few years earlier.
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Four years on, the prodigy is channeling her trials and tribulations into anti-sun artwork that's brought a group of sun sneezers who agree with her sentiment about it.
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It is a world away from Groening's family comedy following the many adventures of "The Simpsons" - donut-loving patriarch Homer, housewife Marge, rebellious Bart, prodigy Lisa and baby Maggie.
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Reared on Michael Jackson and US pop music, he also devoured grunge and industrial rock before discovering big beat like The Prodigy and Chemical Brothers in the late-90s.
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It seems this year the mind-bending child prodigy has ditched everyone's favorite Halloween costume — that unforgettable pink dress and blonde wig — in favor of her more tomboy nature.
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"It is with deepest shock and sadness that we can confirm the death of our brother and best friend Keith Flint," other members of Prodigy said in a statement.
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Prodigy got the honoring he deserved at the BET Awards ... and it came courtesy of his partner in rhyme, Havoc, Lil Kim and a surprise mention from Kendrick Lamar.
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Until then, we can either with Sphero's smaller version of the Star Wars robot, or — like 17-year-old engineering prodigy Angelo Casimiro — take matters into our own hands.
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Metta World Peace is devastated over the death of his good friend, Prodigy -- telling TMZ Sports the two were like family and would often perform at rap shows together.
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Look for a nod the major loss that hit the hip hop community this week, when legendary rapper Prodigy died during a stop in Las Vegas for a performance.
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In just eight years of climbing, she's been hailed as a "prodigy" and "wall dancer" by The New Yorker, and listed among Time's 30 Most Influential Teens of 2015.
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Cathy Byrd's 2-year-old son, Christian Haupt, was a baseball prodigy who spent countless hours pitching and hitting balls, and insisted on wearing a baseball uniform every day.
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There is about him an air of an eternal twelve-year-old prodigy, smitten with warfare, natural disaster, and fantastic invention and twitchy about sex and other grownup preoccupations.
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Our way into the tale is the real-life lawyer Paul Cravath, a prodigy in his mid-20s hired by Westinghouse to defend his growing empire from Edison's attack.
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After all, before she was a 15-year-old Olympian in 2008 or a 2012 silver and bronze medalist, Beisel was a violin and piano prodigy with lofty aspirations.
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Aw. The home-schooled musical prodigy seeks the usual Queer Eye upgrade, but the guys take it upon themselves to help get him ready for college social life, too.
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The collages L.S.S (Kevin JZ Prodigy) (2014) and Ballroom Floor (2014) continue his use of abstraction to explore the relationships that arise among power, status, and the black body.
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Miles Davis moved to New York City in 1944 ostensibly to attend the prestigious music school Juilliard, but the 18-year-old prodigy had an ulterior motive: find Bird.
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And at the store in New York's Rockefeller Plaza, American Girl will host a party with recording artist Ciara, featuring crafts, a doll salon, dinner and a violin prodigy.
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A child prodigy who in adulthood became a genuine Peter Pan — fantastically refusing to grow old — Jackson was always more an idea than a human being in the flesh.
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The pitfalls of this paradigm are written into the design; it's tricky to make your main character a prodigy, because then she has to talk and think like one.
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By the time she was in her early 21954s, it is obvious that she was a prodigy who moved comfortably between direct observation and imagination, portraiture and crowd scenes.
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The most vivid section of the book comes at the end, when Hulbert reunites with the musical prodigy Marc Yu, a decade after first interviewing him at age 6.
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A different outsider emerges in "The Kindergarten Teacher," a remake of an Israeli film about a woman who comes to believe that one of her students is a prodigy.
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Prodigy brought to his lyrics a no-nonsense personality and a vivid eye for detail in sometimes achingly poetic evocations of cruel street life in the Queensbridge housing projects.
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Early intelligence comes with a heavy helping of crazy in "The Prodigy," a horror movie about a gifted youngster who is possessed by the spirit of a serial killer.
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Child prodigy: A 3-year-old has been invited to join Mensa, a British society whose membership rules require an I.Q. in the top 2 percent of the population.
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As Yuja had been a musical wunderkind at six, at twenty-nine she is a kind of existential prodigy, already undergoing the crisis that ordinary people undergo in midlife.
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Toying fruitlessly with themes of reincarnation and the transmigration of souls, "The Prodigy" gives the audience little to muse on except who will make it to the end credits.
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For a very different portrait of a chess prodigy, see this drama about the American chess master Bobby Fischer's famous, politically freighted match against the Soviet grandmaster Boris Spassky.
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When battling on behalf of his Croatian national team, all eyes are on his every move as the established prodigy who's exactly what everyone always thought he could be.
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She pays a surprise visit to her former teacher (played by Steven Weber) and his new prodigy (Logan Browning), at which point the plot takes some sickeningly sharp turns.
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In a few hours, though, two more special guests will be here, and if you already thought we were geeking out... PRODIGY OF MOBB DEEP IS GAMING RIGHT NOW!
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Now she will get to face 39-year-old Venus, a fellow former teenage prodigy who had already won two of her Wimbledon titles before Gauff was even born.
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Related: [Exclusive] Ballet Prodigy Polunin Dances with Demons in a New Doc Ballet Legend Baryshnikov Dances a Descent into Madness [Exclusive] 'Bolshoi Babylon': A Look Inside Russia's Greatest Ballet
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Dallas Cowboys star running back Ezekiel Elliott plans to pay for the funeral of a 14-year-old football prodigy who was shot at a party in Illinois last weekend.
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Born in West Germany and raised in California, he became a chess prodigy, an academic star and a promising lawyer before settling down in the Bay Area to found companies.
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The newly born silicon beings call themselves the We. A human prodigy AI researcher Xander Ivanenko realized this would happen and worked with all the world's governments to control it.
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" For his part, Prodigy had this to say (communicated in an email from his publicist): "Illuminati and secret societies have been a recurrent subject in my lyrics throughout my career.
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Rebecca's sudden need to learn ping pong skills does lead to some memorable scenes with child prodigy Xiao (Albert Tsai), as well as a hilarious pop-punk song from Josh.
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Chance the Rapper, also known as Kanye's best prodigy, is kicking off a tour in Europe but managed to send a message of support to West from across the pond.
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Buck 50 Productions says they managed the careers of Prodigy and Havoc from 2010 until Prodigy's death last summer -- and over that period the rappers racked up a serious tab.
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In her next role in The Perfection, a feature-length horror thriller set for release in 2019, Browning stars as a cello prodigy in pursuit of perfection alongside Allison Williams.
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He is treated by Sienna Brooks (Felicity Jones), a British doctor and former child prodigy who pretends to help Langdon (someone's trying to kill him again — what else is new?).
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After Neymar put the embattled Brazilians ahead on a penalty, Brazil's other teen prodigy—the one that isn't Gabriel Barbosa, whose nom de guerre is Gabigol—put on a show.
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We talked to Brown about his yo-yo legacy, the parallels between his craft and punk rock, and how you can also train to be a yo-yo prodigy someday.
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The BET Awards will pay tribute to Prodigy, but it won't be a major spectacle -- instead, his rap partner Havoc and Lil Kim will do the honors on their own.
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