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Mohammed enters top boys`names in UK

01.11.2010 [15:43]
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Baku, November 1 (AZERTAC). Mohammed has become one of the most popular names for baby boys in England and Wales.

It entered the top 20 most commonly chosen names for 2004 baby boys for the first time ever, according to the Office for National Statistics.

But there was little change at the top with Jack and Emily retaining their status as the most popular name for newborn boys and girls. Charlie was a big climber in the boys` chart as was Evie for the girls. Parents of baby boys have remained consistent in their choices. The top five of Jack, Joshua, Thomas, James and Daniel have remained the same since 2002.

Last year`s big climber Alfie was less popular this year, down nine places to 27, while Charlie went up nine places to 16.

David and Reece dropped out of the top 50.

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