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[Opinions] Re: Phoebe
I love it, too. It also has a lovely meaning. I know three, but one lives in Britain and two in the US (the one in Britain is 10, the ones in the US are 11 and over 40).I also know a dog named Phoebie. It's not the spelling I prefer, but it's pretty as well.I think it's extremely common in Britain according to the charts so I might not use it if I lived there. There's always Belphoebe. You could call her Phoebe and if there's another one she could go by Belphoebe or maybe Belle or Bella.
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