surname:yeoh\nfirst name: swee\nmiddle initial:l\nd.o.b:29-01-1975\nfemale
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if you give anymore info, someone will do IDENTITY THEFT....
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houses....you need to pick a region, they vary greatly\n\nbaby names for 1970s\nhttp://www.ssa.gov/OACT/babynames/decades/names1970s.html
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http://www.last-names.net/ easy enough eh? looks promising so good luck... ^___~
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Alex\nMcDreamy\nGeoge O\nMcSteamy\nPreston Burke\nChief\n\n\nIzzy\nCali \nMeredith\nMiranda Bailey\nChristina Yang\nAddison
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could mean anything..does her name start with E?
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Line 1 - Last Name\nLine 2 - First Name, Middle Initial\nLine 3 - Social Security Number\nLine 4 - Blood Type\nLine 5 - Religious Preference
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One thing to remember is that because we name children with any character or any of the two characters put together, we don't have lists of men's names or women's names. You can say that Chinese people actually "invent" names!\n\nWhen parents name their children, it usually depends on either \n1. fortuneteller's suggestion\n2. what happened or under what condition they are born\n3. what they hope their children to be in the future or\n4. what personality they hope their children to have\n\nI think you can add this fact in your novel if you like. It can be a very good factor of a conflict.\n\nShen Huan is a good name, as Shen (沈) is really a Chinese surname, and there are characters pronounced "huan".\n\nIf Chloe is raised in the UK, I think you can give her a name that implies "China" or "Chinese culture", since many overseas Chinese parents don't want their children to "forget their roots", meaning to lose their own culture (the Chinese culture) and forget their true idendity (that they are Chinese). Names like 思中 (Si Zhong) and 思華 (Si Hua) (both of which mean "thinking about China") are of this kind.
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Last name, I think.\n\n(34 seconds--I time myself)
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y u want's to cheange your name?\nand could u till me what's your ex name
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I just looked in the new age baby name book and the very best baby name book and neither were in there(both books have many nationalities).  The name was apparently created for some reason.  It probably isn't race specific.  The closest is Romi/Romy which is French and English
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Prettiest Name: I like Vanessea\nStrangest Name: Popo
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She changed her name to Lilakoi Moon. She has a website, but it looks as thought it has not been recently updated.  this is the link: \nhttp://members.lycos.co.uk/indigogoddess/guestbook.html
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My first two initials are S.E.  There were four girls with my first name in my class. I've been called "Essie" for years which I can spell either "SE" or Essie.\n\nRemember, it's hard to get people to call you by another name, so enlist a few friends to help get the ball rolling.
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1) What month were your born? Jan\n2) How old were you in November 27, 1986? 5\n3) Favorite name for a boy and a girl? Eric and Mariah\n4) Favorite place in the world? My bed\n5) How many kids do you have? 3 one on the way\n6) First name of your first boyfriend/girlfriend? Victor\n7) Favorite unique name for a boy and a girl? Aidan and Trinity\n8) What shampoo do you use? Dove\n9) What bar soap do you use? Dove\n10) If the Easter Bunny had a home address, what would it be? 1234 Hoppity Rd.
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look it up\nwww.babynames.com
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17. is "-----------------"\n18. is "levelone"\n19. is "anyway"\n20. is "yhelo"\n\nand im stuck from here...............hope this helps.