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I think Amy feels pretty dated, so it surprises me that it's popular elsewhere (like in the UK if I remember correctly). It's a sweet, upbeat little name though, so I can see the appeal of it.

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I've known lots of Amys, the ones I can think of right now were born in the 60s (my aunt), 70s, or a few in the 80s I went to school with.