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Grace any day. I do like Norah.

I prefer Grace today.

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Miranda

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Proud adopter of 15 punctuation marks; see my profile for their names.

Grace, no contest, even though it's popular. I hate Nina.

This is hard because I like them both and I think they're both very pretty. If I wanted a less popular name I'd choose Nina. However, if I chose on which one I liked the best I suppose Grace would win by just a little.

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Despite everything, I believe that people are really good at heart. - Anne Frank
Great Spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds. - Albert Einstein

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Nina

Nina!

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Nina

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As it is fresher than boooooring Grace.

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Budgerigars, ceiling fans, the Times of India are all part of the luggage I brought into the world... Blue Jesus leaked into me; and Mary's desperation, and Joseph's revolutionary wildness, and the flightiness of Alice Pereira... all these made me, too.
(Midnight's Children)

This message was edited 4/14/2006, 3:05 AM

Nina

Personally I love Nina. Very spunky and refreshing to Grace.

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Drama is life with the dull bits cut out-Alfred Hitchcock

I definitely prefer Grace. It's a lovely name...absolutely gorgeous and feminine imo. It's one of my personal faves as either a FN or a MN. On the other hand, I don't like Nina at all.

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Jennifer Nicole
Loving the Names:
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Nina.

Nina

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Grace is overdone to the point of boring.

Grace by far IMHO

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I envision Grace to look like a Grace Kelly, elegant & sophisticated while I see Nina as some overweight, homebody with big hair.

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Jacks

What's done to children, they will do to society. - Karl Menninger

I prefer Nina. :)

Nina is my preference.

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I think it's sweeter and a touch more dear than Grace. I like it as a nickname for Antonina, which pops up now and again in my family's history.

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All the trees were washed with April rain
And the moon in the meadow
Took darling Lorraine

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-Paul Simon, 'Darling Lorraine'-

They are both pretty, just in a different way, I think. But I prefer Nina because Grace is SO overused at the moment.

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~Heather~

How can I answer that? They're both beautiful.

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The only difference that I see is that Nina is cuter, more informal. Grace, on the other hand, has a more mature, beautiful quality to it. It just depends which effect you want more.

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How's that for being unhelpful?

Grace

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I think Grace is prettier, it's feminine and pretty and has a nice meaning. Nina just means 'girl' to me and sounds rather strange to me.

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