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I love Savannah and would definitely consider using it. It feels modern and stylish, but not faddish. It's still fairly popular around here, and has been for some time. I'd assume a Savannah was probably under forty. I've never considered it as having a name with an immediately assumed nn; anybody can end up with a nn, but Savannah doesn't really have the same kind of nn inevitability that Kimberly, for instance, does.

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