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She also holds several Guinness World Records for dribbling multiple basketballs at a time.

During the in-person finals, the Bee will have the option of activating a spell-off if needed.

Spelling bees are what Americans like to describe as a “uniquely American” pastime to determine the best speller of them all.

Each will receive the prize of USD 50,000 in cash.

While the plan is yet to be fully firmed up, people aware of the details said such a meeting was likely to figure in the itinerary.

Indian American kids maintained complete dominance by winning the annual Scripps National Spelling Bee contest for the eighth year in a row.

With this year's success, young Indian-Americans have won as many as 14 of the past 18 contests and the eighth year in a row.

As many as 25 Indian-Americans have made it to the list of 49 semi-finalists of the annual Scripps National Spelling Bee

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The girls who succeeded include Himanvi Kopuri, Nikitha Chandran, Vanya Shivashankar, Neha Seshadri, Shobha Dasari and Vismaya Kharkar.

Nearly 50 Indian-Americans will vie to maintain their dominance in the prestigious National Spelling Bee competition in the US.

Pintsized Indian-origin contestants at spelling bees in the US already have the same formidable reputation as Kenyans in marathons.