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While the movie's imaginative flights, its visions of ecological apocalypse and furry ice-age creatures come from its precocious heroine, Hushpuppy (Quvenzhané Wallis), it's the little girl's ailing father, Wink, played by Dwight Henry, who provides its anguished heart.

This commercial is rancid in every way, from its precocious brats straight out of Quirky Central Casting, to their mopey grey-haired dad, to the heartless use of bereavement and guilt to sell hair colouring.

Kōshoku ichidai otoko (1682; The Life of an Amorous Man), the first of Saikaku's many novels concerned with the pleasure quarters, relates the erotic adventures of its hero, Yonosuke, from his precocious experiences at the age of 6 to his departure at 60 for an island of women.

These emerged from his precocious career in Argentina, which included setting up the country's statistics office and central bank, as Edgar Dosman, a Canadian academic, ably describes.

The Jewish Museum version, opening on Nov. 8, will follow his development from his precocious teenage work and his underground comics to the well-known New Yorker magazine covers of his post-"Maus" years.

Such generous egalitarianism is new to Mr. Baitz's work, which from his precocious New York debut with "The Film Society" in 1988 blazed with the moral indignation and rankling social conscience of an Arthur Miller.

Starting in the late seventies, doctors began prescribing these drugs for children who suffered from extremely precocious puberty.

From that precocious start in Nice, he was admitted into Mr Chirac's political and social orbit.

Such lapses, however, should not distract attention from this precocious debut — they certainly will not stop this novel from becoming one of this summer's hot literary reads.

He is an actor who at 34 years old seems eerily no different from the precocious teenager who appeared in Wes Anderson's Rushmore in 1998.

He bounces through the hallways of the convention centre hosting the One Young World conference – established to nurture the leaders of tomorrow – stopping occasionally to bat away praise or answer a question from a precocious young delegate.