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Stanley Lieberson connects patterns in these entities to fashion trends in his book A Matter of Taste. Â Twenge et. al studied how common the most common of these entities are, leading common ones to become more common during bear markets. Â Albert Mehrabian studied 1,800 of these on the basis of their ethics, popularity, success, and masculinity in a book subtitled "The Decision that Lasts a Lifetime." Â Saul (*) Kripke used these entities as an example of a rigid designator, and the sixth chapter of Freakonomics, which centers on them, tells of a girl who possessed one called "Temptress" and provides lists of the twenty most common ones for blacks and whites amongst boys and girls. Â For 10 points, give these entities that identify people, the most popular of which for girls in the U.S. is Sophia.
Stanley Lieberson connects patterns in these entities to fashion trends in his book A Matter of Taste.
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