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A-120's name, yes, he's an entity character from the game interminable rooms Roblox.
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Obviously I despise Mussolini but I don't associate just the name Benito alone with him. It's the combination of the name and the surname that I associate with him, just like with names like Adolf and Vladimir. Also Bad Bunny is an example of a much better person with this name.
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Can't help but feel as though it sounds rather childish.
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I love the name Benito and Benedikt more than Benedict.
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I like it! Sounds more pleasant than Benedict.
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Ben or Benny could be a nickname.
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Does remind me now of the word pinto.
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LOVE the meaning.
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Benito means blessed! I believe my child is blessed and he has blessed me with his precious spirit. Therefore I gave him the name Benito. It fits him perfectly. He is the happiest child I know. Full of joy and extraordinarily charismatic.
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The name Benito was given to 105 baby boys born in the US in 2012. I have also seen it used as a surname.
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Not really a "famous" person, but one of Olive Garden's food mascots on the kids' menu is called "Benito" and he's a bread stick. X)
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Even though I'm part Italian, I don't find this name offensive or anywhere near as bad as Adolf. I associate it more with Benito Juarez than Benito Mussolini. I still wouldn't use it on a non-Spanish child, though.
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Benito sounds like a gay Italian Frenchman in very tight tights.
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I don't live in Mexico, but my parents' descent from there and Benito Juarez has always been spoken of in a very honorable way.
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In Italy, this name is considered virtually equivalent to Adolph.
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