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Even on the namepage, one of the famous Omars listed is a white American (Omar Bradley? he was named after some other American named Omar Gray who I'm guessing was also white); it's not really a new name in English though used to be rarer. Out of curiosity, does Layla similarly seem out of place to you for white Americans? I feel like they're both cross cultural.

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What difference do you perceive between Javier or Jose? Honest question, because they both just seem like typical Spanish J names to me.

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Current earworm: "Little Dark Age (in Classical Latin)"
https://youtu.be/hEsxc_jmArU?si=QOs3myJK999bh3NX

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