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She displayed precociously advanced skills in mathematics at a young age.

The precociously talented child impressed everyone with her piano performance.

He precociously started reading novels meant for adults.

The precociously mature teenager handled the situation with wisdom beyond her years.

The child's precociously developed vocabulary amazed his teachers.

She precociously understood the complexities of the political system.

The precociously insightful student asked thought-provoking questions in class.

Despite being precociously talented, he remained humble and hardworking.

The precociously independent child insisted on doing things her own way.

The precociously ambitious young entrepreneur started her own business at the age of 16.

Voltaire was precociously talented as a poet.

Thus, a future borderline patient, feeling unsure of mother's predominantly positive investment and feeling fundamentally unsafe in the world, will precociously approach father and experience an intense and premature oedipal conflict.