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| | BabyCenter | 2004 -- 100 Most Popular Names |
 | | Although the most popular girl names shifted places, no new baby names entered the top ten in 2004. |
 | | For example, Ella and Ava first moved into the top 50 baby names in 2003, and now, along with Samantha, are the most likely to push Hailey, Abigail, or Sarah from the top ten in 2005. |
 | | Caden, a name that also first entered the top 50 in 2003, continues its rapid ascent and (along with Logan and Jayden) is the most likely to replace either Joshua or Nicholas among the most popular boy names. |
| www.babycenter.com /babyname/names2004.html (304 words) |
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