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  Katy

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  Katy broke into the top 100 list of names during the 1980s, this is now the less frequent alternative spelling of Katie

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  Laura

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  Laura comes from the Latin laurus for laurel and has often been associated with outstanding achievement, especially in sport

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  Lily

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  There has been a rapid rise in popularity for both Lily and Lilly in the past 20 years as part of an Edwardian revival

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  Louise

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  Originally the French female version of Louis, Louise became popular in Britain in 20th century. A favourite of European aristos

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  Lucy

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  Lucy brightens up the world, from the Roman Lucia meaning light. For the past 30 years Lucy has been a top 20 choice

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  Maddy

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  A popular shortening of Madeleine that was originally a French name. It has risen to prominence this century

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  Madeleine

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  Madeleine is really a French name deriving from Mary Magdalene whose remains were thought to have turned up in France.

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  Maggie

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  Frequently shortened version of Margaret, a classic name for royalty and hugely popular during early and mid-20th century

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  Margaret

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  Margaret classic name for queens and churches and a certain prime minister. Hugely popular during mid-20th century

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  Mary

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  For years the most popular name for girls – and churches. Now she has a more exclusive place outside the top 100

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  Megan

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  The name became established in Wales as an alternative version of Margaret and grew in popularity far beyond Welsh borders. Megan was in the UK top ten in the mid-1990s and has been a popular choice in the US for years.

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  Melissa

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  Melissa has an enchanting history from Greek mythology when she looked after baby Jupiter – means honeybee.

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  Michelle

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  She came to prominence in the UK the 1960s, helped by the Beatles song. She has been a particular favourite in the US

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  Nicky

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  Friends and relatives and people called Nicola will often prefer to use the short form of the name that was a favourite in the 1970s

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  Nicola

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  Nicola was especially popular through the 1970s. Originally from Greek, the name translates as victory of the people. This card tells brief life stories of famous people called Nicola

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  Nicole

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  A card to celebrate Nicole, female equivalent of Nicholas and meaning victorious people. She was a particularly popular choice in the 1960s

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  Olivia

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  A name that came from virtual obscurity to enjoy a big burst of popularity, reaching the top spot in England in 2010

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  Pam

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  The frequently used short form of Pamela, a name that gained popularity through heroines in poetry and fiction

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  Pamela

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  A name created by poet Philip Sidney in the 16th century for his romance Arcadia, hit a height of popularity in the 1940s

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  Patricia

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  Patricia has noble Roman origins and was once one the the most popular names in Britain, now she’s quite rare

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  Penelope

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  A proud name regaining popularity, Penelope goes back to ancient Greece where she was the faithful wife of Odysseus

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  Penny

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  The popular short form of Penelope, a name that goes back to ancient Greece and is once more rising up the chart

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  Phoebe

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  Phoebe is resplendent with legend and the status of moon goddess. Meaning bright and shining, a longtime popular choice

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  Rachel

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  Rachel first known as the mother of Joseph, the son who wore the coat of many colours in the Bible – and in the West End musical

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