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| Etkin, who showed considerable | talent early in life, was the youngest contestant at |
| His | talent earned him a Royal Appointment in 1773, throug |
| d the school in Australian rules football, his | talent earning him the nickname "Shako" and played so |
| said, "Though still in an experimental stage, | Talent Education has realized that all children in th |
| Talent Education has applied this method to the teach | |
| s imagination - regret at her wasted youth and | talent, embodiment of her struggle to succeed against |
| His special | talent emerged at Hyde Park High School, where he das |
| Hitsugaya, with his natural | talent, entered the Soul Reaper academy in spite of h |
| ut a comparable mix of wit, warmth and musical | talent epitomised by Hinge and Bracket has not been a |
| the dedication, she is praised for her musical | talent, especially for her singing, which was recogni |
| his tenure for not recruiting top high school | talent, especially in the crucial and talent-laden we |
| arameters, such as looks, style, intelligence, | talent, etc., that can be raised through various acti |
| Peterson's impressive track record as a | talent evaluator began during his days with the Phila |
| Pioli's skills as a | talent evaluator helped create a consistent champions |
| National recruiting analysts and | talent evaluators from ESPN Scouts, Inc., will select |
| This marked the first time an onscreen | talent ever received "points in the film" - a busines |
| parts in 2 major areas: Business Alliances and | Talent Exchanges; sets up a reciprocal network to hel |
| ord deal signed in 2006 with SYCO Music run by | Talent Executive Producer Simon Cowell, and an Americ |
| Renee Bell, a | talent executive for BNA Records, had also seen The L |
| "Beyond the Glory ( | talent executive) |
| The seven girls' emotional and potential | talent expressed in A PINK's songs brings the Classic |
| parents enrolled him in acting classes at the | Talent Factory, a local children's acting program. |
| , Bahia's Carnaval became an institutionalized | talent factory. |
| Mer's policy is to invest in the work of local | talent, fair trade groups and cottage industries crea |
| relied on a combination of cheap up-and-coming | talent, favors called in to "name" friends (such as c |
| or "The Ex," directed by Shawn Maher and Billy | Talent, features the band playing in a small, dimly l |
| In 2004, he was awarded a | Talent fellowship by the Nederlandse Organisatie voor |
| In the Cochrane Youth | Talent Festival she won two years in row. |
| t Preachers,The Libertines, The Ramones, Billy | Talent, Fightstar, Lost Prophets, Babyshambles, Lee " |
| Gayle Griffiths who won the Alfred Dunhill UK | Talent Film Award at the London Film Festival 2005 fo |
| Riders in the Sky performed with America's Got | Talent finalist Taylor Ware at the Grand Ole Opry whe |
| elli briefly served as mentor to America's Got | Talent finalist Donald Braswell II, who has played ma |
| Troyer also emerged as a leading journalistic | talent first in writing, then in production of storie |
| It was said that his | talent first came to prominence as he was helping his |
| Jesus used these words to describe him: "Pat's | talent for connecting with people is legendary. |
| aaijkamp Musical Award 2005" for Best Upcoming | Talent, for his role of Barnaby Tucker in Hello, Doll |
| 51), show that the author possessed but little | talent for epic narrative. |
| Nicoll secured many writers of exceptional | talent for his paper (including Marcus Dods, J. M. Ba |
| As a boy, Johansen already had a | talent for drawing which was recognized by Wilhelm Ma |
| Van den Bergh showed | talent for music at an early age, took piano lessons |
| ools for a few months only and showed an early | talent for versification, even before learning to wri |
| In the minor leagues, Maris showed | talent for both offense and defense. |
| With Adam possessing copious amounts of | talent for the game along with his fathers heavy infl |
| reer was as a school master but he developed a | talent for surveying. |
| He showed | talent for drawing at Morpeth Grammar School, and rec |
| up with two older sisters, both of whom had a | talent for drawing) and cats. |
| th year as a play-by-play announcer and on-air | talent for DirecTV Latin America, broadcasting intern |
| She also had unrealized | talent for art, which particularly showed up in the n |
| As a boy, he appeared to have a great | talent for painting. |
| Salomons was reported to have an unusual | talent for wit. |
| He was recruited by coach Roy Heiner as a | talent for his big boat campaigns. |
| Their | talent for beautiful and skillful songs is put on pro |
| His | talent for writing was not the only thing that helped |
| 8) is an English actor whose thin features and | talent for obsequious or oily characters has often in |
| His | talent for public speaking emerged as he began preach |
| As a child she showed a remarkable | talent for singing and at eight years old became a vo |
| theories in physical chemistry, he had little | talent for teaching. |
| Newton-John) have a 17-year-old son who has a | talent for hockey. |
| At an early age he demonstrated a great | talent for both dancing and gymnastics, and was a pro |
| Gifted with a | talent for catching dialects and accents, Wilson had |
| He had a great | talent for agitating the opposing team to a high leve |
| He showed a strong | talent for academic studies, and the University of Ma |
| He also prowled the back roads looking for | talent for the Washington Capitals, the NHL Central S |
| are highly whimsical and showcase O'Callahan's | talent for vocal characterization (including giving p |
| inal spirit, fine powers of observation, and a | talent for witty satire. |
| in college that she recognized that she had a | talent for clothing design. |
| the town pageant when Bee realizes she has no | talent for theatricals. |
| She showed | talent for acting since she was young. |
| He also discovered a | talent for mimicry, which he pursued in college. |
| wards the end of production to offer her vocal | talent for use in the ending theme to the movie. |
| Moxie Whitney also booked all | talent for Canadian Pacific Hotels during most of tha |
| ne, the late Will Luther (1960s national voice | talent for Pizza Hut and MasterCharge) and Jay Allen |
| The show scouted for children with a | talent for singing. |
| However, it is his obvious | talent for missing on screen action and appearing to |
| is family, who grew up sharecropping, shared a | talent for music. |
| Since 2008 Justin has been on-air | talent for Speed Channel on the ALMS in the USA. |
| He showed a | talent for carving stone at an early age. |
| t single, "Still the Same", emphasized Seger's | talent for mid-tempo numbers that revealed a sense of |
| hrough the ranks of that company, displaying a | talent for real estate. |
| his father was headmaster, he exhibited great | talent for athletics (particularly the high jump) and |
| va Iyer at Tiruvarur, who recognized Muthiah's | talent for music. |
| a scout responsible for looking at high school | talent for the club in preparation for the NHL Entry |
| But in 1850 her | talent for singing became evident, and through Jenny |
| became a professor there, but Anton, despite a | talent for painting, soon discovered that his true in |
| One of his aunts, Abba, recognized his | talent for music at an early age. |
| Soon thereafter, she showed a growing | talent for improvisation. |
| chool from the age of 8, where she developed a | talent for painting. |
| er, Geyer asked his mother 'has he perchance a | talent for music?'. |
| father and an Australian born mother, Hanna's | talent for art led him to a signwriting apprenticeshi |
| and of Italian ancestry, Semprini showed early | talent for both the piano and cello. |
| They have a | talent for secretiveness and successful business vent |
| titled Miss Congeniality, Miss Voice and Miss | Talent for her scenic dance performance. |
| relli (Wynne Gibson) knows that Ritzy has good | talent for crime, and makes a great offer, very hard |
| rsity has produced a large number of qualified | talent for China and for Guangdong Province's social, |
| t Wife and Eros Schedule Book series until his | talent for SM showed through in the Naomi Tani projec |
| He showed a remarkable | talent for matching bloodlines from an early age and |
| stations in the network usually have their own | talent for each of their own markets. |
| s a mysterious kunoichi with a unique body and | talent for self-surgery. |
| high-level shiurim in Halakha and his special | talent for chakira (intensive investigation) into eac |
| fusely in the brain resulting in a generalized | talent for connecting apparently unrelated topics. |
| She showed an early | talent for singing and while still a teenager, her te |
| age (15 at the time) combined with an evident | talent for performing, an artist management agency ap |
| in about a young man "from the streets" with a | talent for break-dancing. |
| Helms displayed a | talent for music at a young age when he was invited t |
| There he discovered that he had a | talent for languages. |
| His writing was inventive and showed | talent for humor and verse, but completely lacked the |
| Savita seduces him after discovering his | talent for massage. |
| He showed an early | talent for music and art - encouraged by his father T |
| veals two more traits: capacious pockets and a | talent for getting lost. |
| lities for which he was noted through life-his | talent for making himself indispensable, his impertur |
| Born in the State of Georgia in 1923, his | talent for arithmetic emerged at the age of three aft |
| Pflug's | talent for speed skating was discovered in 1968 and t |
| M in 1993, and is also an emcee and voice-over | talent for commercials. |
| Perhaps surprisingly Cuthbertson also had a | talent for playing comedy, which led to his best know |
| With the recent additions of new | talent for the show, the latter format has been utili |
| tially, he did not speak English; but having a | talent for science, he later studied medicine and bec |
| en, he attended Charterhouse School, showing a | talent for mathematics and lacking in drawing skills. |
| d quickly built up a career with them with his | talent for speaking and his knowledge of economic and |
| t what is alleged to be the author's brilliant | talent for description. |
| Lang also showed a finely-judged | talent for comic parts. |
| e was educated by her family and found to have | talent for art and music where she trained on the pia |
| He told friends he developed his later | talent for sniping as a boy when he hunted in Saskatc |
| So if you play in a big band and you have any | talent for improvisation at all, you'll get practice |
| ine acting capabilities along the lines of her | talent for dance after she performed a number in a co |
| ey won the Doug Wright Award for Best Emerging | Talent for the first volume of Scott Pilgrim and was |
| ue; two years later he was named Young Musical | Talent for 2000. |
| Bosnia-Herzegovina won Miss | Talent for two years in a row. |
| ances for the club he joined Walsall where his | talent for scoring began to emerge, finishing as the |
| Both of these plays have displayed Straughan's | talent for writing dark, twisted and witty stories. |
| Jerry then witnesses her | talent for singing, and books her for a show, beginni |
| as Battery clerk - since he has no exploitable | talent for the concert party - and, having misunderst |
| He had a special | talent for nautical drama. |
| exas, he rediscovered his native and untutored | talent for the flute and decided to travel to the nor |
| However, he possessed a unique | talent for poetry. |
| any sporting knowledge and developed a notable | talent for mixed and/or nonsensical metaphors. |
| However, he displayed a great | talent for the natural sciences, especially botany, a |
| (Porky Pig's wish) (The Well: "Discovering new | talent for the world to see; a wondrous thing for a p |
| eries of programmes showcasing his imaginative | talent for changing something unwanted into a distinc |
| rdica performed there, and Ted Mack auditioned | talent for his Original Amateur Hour there as well. |
| 5 she took up gymnastics and showed a natural | talent for the sport. |
| ggested that Hunter relied on that community's | talent for his own success. |
| l draws from Shreveport's rich pool of musical | talent for the bulk of the 10 bands that play during |
| e carefully selected from those with a special | talent for this narrative art. |
| marhy showed a | talent for song and dance from the age of 2. At 4 yea |
| R. Vedavalli's | talent for music was identified early on by Madurai S |
| He developed his | talent for swing and seam at brisk pace through Bankf |
| ere he attended Istrouma High School where his | talent for art, and specifically illustration, became |
| d was surprised to learn that he had a natural | talent for singing. |
| c McLaughlin was scouting the AHA for American | talent for the NHL's Chicago Black Hawks. |
| Garr had a remarkable | talent for hitting to all fields, a very valuable ski |
| She has a | talent for singing but her real passion is dancing. |
| used an interview on the site to attract male | talent for his adult film Skin to Skin, using the "un |
| McGee had a great | talent for descriptive language, often giving viewers |
| th a comfortable income, and he had an obvious | talent for writing, he came to detest the amount of t |
| He demonstrated a | talent for music from an early age and at the age of |
| tinguished painters of our times with a unique | talent for illustration and reportage which was allie |
| He showed a | talent for music at an early age, studying piano and |
| e bakery as a teenager where he discovered his | talent for cooking and subsequently enrolled in a cul |
| He was Elizabeth's favorite clown, and his | talent for impromptu doggerel on subjects suggested b |
| Demonstrating a | talent for negotiating successfully with local people |
| The Janitor, a late-night show displaying his | talent for improvisation. |
| the Underworld, where she discovered she had a | talent for comic opera. |
| l-Readers” - people with a special clairvoyant | talent for tapping into the supermundane. |
| e society which enabled him to use his natural | talent for public speaking. |
| Urban was a member of Actors, Models and | Talent for Christ (AMTC), a talent-development agency |
| But his drive to excel in golf, his | talent for concentrated problem-solving in improving |
| e Parent Test: How to Measure and Develop Your | Talent for Parenthood (ISBN 0399120300)(1978) with by |
| However, early in life he displayed a | talent for visual arts, and eventually became one of |
| tic education was included to help students of | talent for arts, music and dancing. |
| ary role will be to identify and develop young | talent for the Morocco national team, which has faile |
| e Pull, a Channel 4 initiative to discover new | talent for the popular British soap Hollyoaks. |
| Mark had a natural | talent for journalism and the stage, and, at twenty-s |
| e of the grotesque and a thoroughly cultivated | talent for farcical mimicry. |
| His | talent for producing "funky" bass lines are well know |
| composer himself claimed that he inherited the | talent for music from his mother, whose nephew Joachi |
| ated for two Harvey Awards (including Best New | Talent for Guillory), two Eagle Awards and winning an |
| s, Casey has been the On-Camera and Voice-Over | Talent for numerous radio and television commercials |
| chool in Oxfordshire, where he showed an early | talent for painting and was involved in designing set |
| pioneer and as a man with vision and a special | talent for getting on with people, making important b |
| Baldwin developed a love and | talent for architecture as a draftsman and apprentice |
| e stayed there and when later his son showed a | talent for drawing, he apprenticed him to Laurentius |
| Because of his natural | talent for the game, he left a very good impression i |
| oing freelance reviews and found that he had a | talent for journalism. |
| n the day-to-day operations and booked all the | talent for the event. |
| Swearengen's | talent for canny alliances and financial payoffs kept |
| Leibbrandt had a | talent for languages, which, coupled with a Rockefell |
| During his time at Ackworth he showed some | talent for poetry, but more so for sports: he was cap |
| olomon was born in Sydney, and showed an early | talent for music and pitch. |
| "He had a great | talent for words," said Hector Garcia, a former Laure |
| Sussex, England, where he showed a precocious | talent for drawing. |
| Recognizing Beasley's | talent for composing and arranging, major recording a |
| Huff won an award at the Actors, Models and | Talent for Christ (AMTC) 2004 Winter Convention in th |
| He tutored two of her sons and displayed a | talent for arranging elaborate entertainments for the |
| ess humour that will stand as a tribute to his | talent for years to come” |
| stions which they treat, but especially to the | talent for exposition which Ossat displays in them. |
| As he always had a | talent for writing, he soon became one of the most so |
| Alexander showed a | talent for the business and was made a partner in the |
| native of Charleston, West Virginia, Hundley's | talent for the game was evident during his youth. |
| His special | talent for instrument design resulted in the developm |
| His humility, natural | talent for leadership and desire to give back, provid |
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