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2009–2010[]

Title reads "Թաքնված տաղանդ" (Taknvats taghand) that means, in Armenian, "Hidden Talents".

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Got Talent

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Current
Arab World (More Talent) | Albania/Kosovo | Argentina | Australia (Amazing Talent) | Balkans | Belgium (Dutch) | Bulgaria | Canada (Quebec) | Cambodia | Czech Republic/Slovakia (More Talent) | Finland | France (More Talent) | Georgia | Germany | Greece | Hong Kong | India (More Talent) | Indonesia (More Talent) | Iran | Italy (Kids | More Talent) | Japan | Lithuania (Kids) | Malta | Mongolia | Myanmar | Netherlands | Norway | Peru | Poland | Portugal | Romania | Slovenia (World) | Spain (Champions | World) | Sri Lanka | Sweden | Turkey (Kids) | Ukraine (Kids) | United Kingdom (Champions | More Talent | Ultimate Magician | World) | United States (Champions | All-Stars | Extreme | Fantasy League) | Uruguay | Uzbekistan

Former
Africa | Armenia | Asia | Azerbaijan | Belgium (French) | Brazil | Central Asia | Chile | China (World) | Colombia | Denmark | Dominican Republic | East Africa | Ecuador | Estonia | Hungary | Iceland | Ireland (More Talent) | Israel | Kazakhstan | Mexico | Moldova | New Zealand | Nigeria | Philippines (More Talent) | Russia | Serbia (More Talent) | Slovakia | South Africa | South Korea | Switzerland | Thailand (More Talent) | Vietnam

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