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It doesn't matter to me. Just because a name is popular doesn't mean that there are tons of kids with it. For example, this site lists Jacob and Emma as the two most popular names of 2008, but only 1.036% and .904% of people are named these. I think there is a lot more diversity in naming currently than there was in the past. The year I was born over 3% of boys were named Michael, for example.