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HelpRe: American "classic" girls" names: one way to define it
in reply to a message by Cleveland Kent Evans
The only one that I find odd is Claudia, since I've never even met one--the idea that it's pretty well-used is an interesting one.
I believe Nina, though. :) If Nina Simone could use it way back when (we'll ignore the fact that she was born Eunice), it's got to be a classic of sorts.
Speaking of Nina Simone, I always thought Simone was a pretty classic name, but it looks like it isn't! Do you have any ideas about why it didn't make the top 1000 until the 60s?
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I believe Nina, though. :) If Nina Simone could use it way back when (we'll ignore the fact that she was born Eunice), it's got to be a classic of sorts.
Speaking of Nina Simone, I always thought Simone was a pretty classic name, but it looks like it isn't! Do you have any ideas about why it didn't make the top 1000 until the 60s?
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A revolution without dancing is a revolution not worth having.
You might even provide a Heaven for them. We need You for that. Hell we can make for ourselves.
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