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  By Pamela Redmond Satran   Let’s forget about the vowel-starting baby names that have dominated the current era.   When it comes to consonants, the J names of the 80s — Jennifer and Jason, Jessica and Joshua — were followed by the K names of the 90s were followed by the L names...
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  By Linda Rosenkrantz   2014 was another amazing year for starbaby names, with some of the most varied, at times contradictory trends, ranging from classics like Rosemary, Frances, Evelyn and Eric to gender-benders,  oddball spellings, and words refigured as names.   Among the strongest trends of the year: more boys’ names borrowed...
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  It’s tempting to predict the future.  Difficult, too.   Last week, I stumbled across a 1994 article in the L.A. Times.  Nameberry’s chief name expert Pamela Redmond predicted the stylish names of the future would be Felix and Frances, Charlotte and Claire, Hazel and Dexter.   Twenty years later, it’s all come...
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