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A legal stoush has erupted between a mother and a father over whether their baby daughter should have a double-barrelled surname on her birth certificate. 
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Bandmate Angaleena Presley previously promised the song "has nothing to do with us and is about no one in this group"
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A fun music video about getting your surname changed back to the original.
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My son's name is seven syllables and 24 letters long — but here's the important meaning behind it.
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Gone are the days when babies were automatically given their dad's names.
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Emily Wykes (University of Nottingham) “With a name like Patel, and her ethnic background, she won’t be working anywhere important where she can’t get the time off” (The Guardian). This recent comm…
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When women get married, the majority adopt their partner's last name. But for many feminists (such as Mayim Bialik), this is not appealing. But that creates an issue when they start to have kids. Here's how Mayim and her ex-husband solved that problem.
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Here’s your chance to contribute to onomastic research! If you have a moment, please participate in this short survey for Dr. Donna Lillian, past president of the American Name Society.
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My hope is that if we as a society can’t come up with a fair solution that makes sense for every family, then we as a society are going to make room for a lot of different ways to do surnames, and that most of those ways will equally represent both parents (and/or average out to equal representation), and that we as a society will stop acting as if that’s weird.
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is it fair of me to ask him to change his name since he has not asked me to do the same?
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"Let’s discuss fairness. I’ve mentioned this belief to people and have been met with, “Choosing kid names needs to be a compromise!” But the kids getting his last name was the compromise!"
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Hi , So I hate my last name. My last name is Landon with an extra letter. Lately I’ve been debating on whether I should change it when I turn 18 next year. Reasons why I don’t like it &…
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Hello and welcome back to Dear Dodai, in which I answer questions about navigating problematic situations, in an attempt to assist the needy and school fools. Let’s jump right into it, shall we?
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Backed by love from family – including the support of three sisters who kept the Eggers name after their own marriages – we both became Moons
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It’s clear that what Dear Abby fails to realize is that this dialogue between this husband and wife is more than a discussion about names.
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All these Royal Weddings have got me thinking about the adorable bridesmaids and pageboys that briefly steal the limelight at these prestigious events. Starting from the most recent, here are the three Royal Weddings that have taken place this decade, and the names of the bridesmaids and page boys
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So why would I swap Ms Top-of-the-List Monastery Mistress for… Mrs Ordinary-and-Commonplace Streets?
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two assistants were giggling and looking at a prescription form. She said, "I instantly thought, “It must be mine, and they’re thinking, ‘How do we pronounce this? You do it, I’ll, no you do it, you do it’
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Edwige Feuillère La Révolution française - I've been watching the two part film (" La Révolution française: les Années lumière" an
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Vashti said there are six options when it comes to naming your child:
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Too confusing? Any Chilean (or other) readers with opinions?
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Two men describe the difficulties they experienced when they took their wife's last name.
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Featuring Keysha, Ashlyn, Peyton, Alessandra, Adelynn, Adysen, Barret, Danger, Kane, Zion, and Gunner.
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Eleven per cent of young newlyweds now combine names and pass them on to their kids. So what are the rules of the modern naming game?
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Harvey and Irma Schluter are 104 and 92 years old. Never before have two storms bearing their names followed each other.
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