Commonness Of Brazilian Wax Not Just Uncommon Names -- Uncommon SOUNDS In Names?

Not just uncommon names -- uncommon SOUNDS in names? - commonness of brazilian wax

A few things about the most common features of the popular girl's name:

1. 69 Names of 100 girls in the United States for the year 2007 ends with "u ee" or. Another 16 per-mode command "in". This means a total of 85 names from the end of the 100 girls Sciences same three notes. The names of the "uniqueness" is not the end in "uh", "EE" or "in", their popularity in the order:

Abigail (# 8) *
Elizabeth (# 10) *
Alexis (# 19) *
Grace (# 20)
Taylor (# 24)
Brooke (# 45)
Rachel (# 60)
Faith (# 74)
Isabelle / Isabel (# 79, # 86)
Nicole (# 87)
Paige (# 89)
Autumn (# 91)
Michelle (# 94)
Carolina (# 99) *

* As a rule, limited to a name that ends with one of the most common sound is, Abby, etc.

2. 20 of 100 girls names beginning with 13 are A. M, 9 are from S. L, C, E, G and J have je 5 67 of 100 girls names starting with the same 7 letters. There are 26 letters in the alphabet - why scurrents are generally much more than others? Is there a better sound quality from them?

These are the 100 names that begin with one of the most popular card games in order of popularity:

Isabel
Olivia
Hannah
Chloe
Natalie
Brianna
Taylor
Victoria
Nevaeh
Destiny
Brooke
Riley
Zoe
Brooklyn
Rachel
Vanessa
Trinidad
Faith
Isabelle
Bailey
Isabel
Paige
Valeria

3. 11 of 100 names of two syllables and ending with "u". These names all sound a bit like - Nola, Dora, Dena, Clara, Ava, Emma, Mia

What do you think? Do you think that sounds like the common name of the problem, or is it just the popularity of the name itself + Why? Thank you for your opinion! =)