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Here is the link to today's column:
https://omaha.com/lifestyles/cleveland-evans-with-t-or-without-margo-royally-underappreciated/article_f6ca880e-e49e-11eb-bc6e-2f67c3fe1727.html
I was surprised to see how much Margot has recently boomed along with Margot Robbie's fame. This one hadn't been on my radar screen for some reason.
https://omaha.com/lifestyles/cleveland-evans-with-t-or-without-margo-royally-underappreciated/article_f6ca880e-e49e-11eb-bc6e-2f67c3fe1727.html
I was surprised to see how much Margot has recently boomed along with Margot Robbie's fame. This one hadn't been on my radar screen for some reason.
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I feel like Margot hits a lot of the right trends - it's old-fashioned in a usable way (Clara, Florence, Ada, Cora); it's French but accessible (Genevieve), it has that spunky sound with the O ending (Cleo, Juno). I've definitely seen it mentioned a lot more on name boards lately.
The first time I heard Margo again was a character in Gone Girl. I feel like after I, and the whole world, read that book, I started to see the name mentioned again in that retro-chic way.
The first time I heard Margo again was a character in Gone Girl. I feel like after I, and the whole world, read that book, I started to see the name mentioned again in that retro-chic way.
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