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In a room of 10 people with this breakdown, 6 would be men and 4 would be women. Would you say that was a group of predominantly men? I don't mean to argue word definitions, just suggesting you might have a bias towards describing unisex names as men's names, or over emphazing the importance that there were more men than women. I love your articles, they are all the interesting stories of why names were given! But I've noticed this a couple times, with your Stacy article as well.