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Micah
August
Leo Zachariah - Great name
Archie Malachi
Thomas Carter
Asher
Thatcher Gray (Are you aware Thatcher Grey is the name of a tv character? An awesome name regardless.)
Fletcher
Noah Lincoln

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Hazel
Willow Sarah
Sylvie Maya
Lydia
Sasha April

Micah Samuel - I may not be a Samuel fan (or a "Sam" fan in general), but I know a combo with a good flow when I see it. This is great!

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August Reilly - On paper this is great, but I can't read this name and not see a popped collar, lol! Don't know if he plays tennis, though.

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Leo Zachariah - I like seeing Leo by itself, and Zachariah is an unexpected but delightful companion. I think I would've opted for Leo Zacharias, though, but that's just me.

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Wilson Ezekiel - This feels very Western, like a Civil War veteran from the Great Plains, or the Southwest. Basically, like a character in the recent Tom Hanks film News of the World.

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Hugo Jonathan - While I prefer Hugh to Hugo (don't like the "go" bit), this is a good combo.

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Archie Malachi - I'm already not a fan of Archie (don't like the "arch" part, and I'm also not fond of Alfie, Charlie, etc. as legal names), but this combo bothers me because of how the "ch" is pronounced differently in both names. It doesn't make visual or auditory sense to me. Sorry.

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Thomas Carter - As a first and last name, it's nice, if a little boring. There are probably thousands of Thomas Carters in the world. But I cannot get behind Carter as a personal name ("guy who carts things") - nor Cooper, nor any of the other -er surname names.

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Harvey Asher - This was an unexpected combination. Harvey is a little dated, but I can see it making a comeback. And while I don't like "ash" names in general, Asher goes well here.

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Thatcher Gray - Thatching a gray roof? That's the image in my mind. As a personal name, Thatcher is way less popular than Carter, Cooper, etc., and it also gives me East Coast prep school vibes, like August Reilly.

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Jack Fletcher - Fletcher is the second worst of the surnames-as-names group (the worst being Tucker), I cannot understand the appeal of "fletch" as a sound. Sorry.

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Noah Lincoln - Noah is a good name, if played out in the youngest generation; and Lincoln is a unique option for a middle name that would set little Noah apart from the others.

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I like:

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Leo Zachariah
Thatcher Gray
Lilia Autumn
Aurora Hazel
Sylvie Maya
Ivy Mathilde