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I like it on anyone. It's one of those names that has landed pretty firmly unisex, which is a pleasant and unusual happenstance. Interesting that it's stayed fairly persistently for males (albeit at lower numbers) but for females has been a bit more flash-in-the pan in several regions. I hope Avery goes the same way, although I despair about that one. It has a Y, it must be feminine! Sigh.