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I agree with you about Steven v. Stephen. I think those named Steven shorten their name to Steve in daily life. As for Kelsey and Chelsea, they're different names to me.

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How fast Theodore made it to the top 10 while being a vintage name. It's not like Liam, Elijah or Mateo.

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Emilia not within the top 20. This name has many qualities that make it fit in with Mia, Isabella or Emma: similar sounds, common initial, resemblance to other names, usage in many, many languages, used by Hispanics, famous bearers (Emilia Clarke), sudden popularity...

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Elowyn cracking the top 1000, but not Elowen, the original spelling.

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Jream. I don't think I have to elaborate.

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Vincent and Victor's steadiness. They were never out of the chart.

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I thought Arlo, Louis and Atticus were more popular, in the top 100.

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Xander rapidly fading in popularity.

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Emmeline, a medieval name, resurfacing in 2014.

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“Dear optimist, pessimist, and realist – while you guys were busy arguing about the glass of wine, I drank it! Sincerely, the opportunist!”

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-Lori Greiner

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