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Gender-neutral baby names gaining popularity

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Names that could traditionally go to either boys or girls are catching on, according to new data from Names.org. The site says unisex names have been trending upward since the 1990s. Dylan, Avery and Logan were the gender-neutral names predicted to be most popular this year.

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