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Here are ten of the most mispronounced Texas town names. People just can't seem to get them right, and spellcheck absolutely hates them.

According to Rover.com, some timeless dog monikers, like “Ginger,” “Sadie,” “Coco” and “Max,” are still very much in use. But other names on the list may be somewhat more unfamiliar.

Not every Tom, Dick and Harry is meant to be a Tom, Dick and Harry.

Steven or Stephen? Cathy or Kathy? Alan or Allen? These are just a handful of names that can be spelled differently.

A good boy’s name may very well be a good girl’s name.

If you’re having a baby soon and want to avoid giving the child a name everyone else in his or her kindergarten class will have, you may want to check out BabyCenter’s list of this year’s most popular baby names.

Baby name site Nameberry.com released its predictions for 2012, and if you thought the noun trend — like naming kids after apples and other objets — was weird, just wait until you get a load of the hot new adjective fad.

An Indian district held a renaming ceremony on Saturday that allowed more than 200 girls whose names mean “unwanted” to choose new monikers for themselves.