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I like it for a girl only. It's youthful but not babyish, and has a more grown-up, young-lady vibe to it. And because Courtney never really took off as a boys' name it seems entirely feminine to me. I would expect it to be a lot more popular today if it hadn't hit the scene in the seventies/eighties, ahead of its time in terms of style.

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