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New York parents relied on the familiar when naming their little ones last year, making Michael and Ashley the most popular baby names in the city last year, according to rankings released today by the city’s Department of Health.

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|New York parents relied on the familiar when naming their little ones last year, making Michael and Ashley the most popular baby names in the city last year, according to rankings released today by the city’s Department of Health.
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