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Babies' first forenames: births registered in Scotland in 2002 Information about the basis of the list can be found via the 'Babies' First Name' page on the National Records of Scotland website. Boys Girls Position Name Number of babies Position Name Number of babies 1 Jack 854 1 Chloe 574 2 Lewis 775 2 Sophie 532 3 Cameron 607 3 Emma 504 4 Ryan 535 4 Amy 499 5 James 508 5 Erin 441 6 Jamie 432 6 Ellie 423 7 Liam 423 7 Rachel 401 8 Matthew 417 8 Lauren 399 9 Ross 407 9 Megan 397 10 Callum 401 10 Hannah 378 11 Kyle 390 11 Rebecca 376 12 Dylan 385 12 Emily 335 13 Ben 384 13 Caitlin 331 14 Connor 378 14 Lucy 327 15 Adam 372 15 Holly 322 16 Andrew 365 16 Katie 284 17 Daniel 361 17 Nicole 252 18= Kieran 322 18 Sarah 249 18= Scott 322 19 Abbie 246 20 Nathan 317 20 Morgan 224 21 Michael 310 21 Niamh 215 22 Aidan 301 22 Anna 213 23 Joshua 300 23 Shannon 203 24 Thomas 299 24 Leah 196 25 David 286 25 Eilidh 195 26 Alexander 271 26 Zoe 192 27 Aaron 259 27 Jessica 189 28 Josh 257 28 Louise 177 29 Euan 239 29 Aimee 174 30 John 235 30 Eve 172 31 Sean 233 31 Jennifer 170 32 Luke 218 32 Molly 167 33 Calum 206 33 Courtney 165 34= Jordan 205 34= Kirsty 153 34= Robert 205 34= Olivia 153 36 Ewan 202 36 Jade 151 37 Christopher 196 37 Charlotte 147 38 Mark 186 38= Bethany 135 39 Jay 183 38= Laura 135 40= Finlay 182 40= Rachael 132 40= Fraser 182 40= Taylor 132 42 Craig 180 42= Abby 126 43 William 177 42= Cara 126 44= Declan 171 44 Abigail 125 44= Robbie 171 45 Jodie 122 46 Logan 166 46 Mia 119 47 Ethan 165 47 Samantha 117 48 Reece 158 48= Beth 114 49 Brandon 153 48= Heather 114 50 Samuel 151 48= Kayleigh 114 51 Joseph 150 51 Iona 102 52 Benjamin 143 52 Stephanie 100 53 Lee 141 53 Isla 97 54 Sam 138 54 Robyn 96 55 Owen 136 55 Melissa 95 56 Rory 129 56 Georgia 94 57= Harry 128 57 Grace 89 57= Paul 128 58 Brooke 88 59 Steven 112 59 Natasha 85 60= Jake 110 60= Caitlyn 82 © Crown Copyright 2015 Babies' first forenames: births registered in Scotland in 2002 (continued) Boys Girls Position Name Number of babies Position Name Number of babies 60= Shaun 110 60= Jenna 82 62= Blair 102 62 Amber 81 62= Max 102 63 Skye 80 62= Rhys 102 64= Gemma 77 65 Oliver 94 64= Hayley 77 66= Aiden 91 66 Lisa 75 66= Taylor 91 67 Kelsey 73 68 Kai 90 68 Freya 72 69 Ciaran 88 69 Natalie 68 70 Gregor 87 70= Claire 67 71 Stuart 83 70= Danielle 67 72 Dean 81 72= Catherine 65 73 Jonathan 80 72= Eva 65 74 Stephen 79 74= Alice 64 75 Peter 77 74= Kayla 64 76= Angus 76 76= Demi 63 76= Darren 76 76= Kate 63 76= Jason 76 76= Paige 63 79 Marc 74 79 Chelsea 60 80= Charlie 72 80= Ciara 59 80= Jacob 72 80= Nicola 59 82 Conor 71 82 Hollie 56 83= Louis 70 83= Carly 55 83= Murray 70 83= Elizabeth 55 85 Tyler 67 83= Kara 55 86 Kian 66 86= Alex 54 87= Duncan 61 86= Rebekah 54 87= Mohammed 61 88= Alicia 53 89 Gary 58 88= Kiera 53 90 George 57 90 Alexandra 52 91= Arran 55 91= Charlie 51 91= Charles 55 91= Elle 51 91= Patrick 55 93= Fiona 50 94 Joe 54 93= Kaitlyn 50 95= Alex 53 93= Lara 50 95= Bradley 53 93= Rosie 50 95= Finn 53 97= Catriona 48 95= Mitchell 53 97= Ella 48 99 Leon 51 99 Carla 47 100 Grant 50 100= Cerys 46 101= Elliot 49 100= Eleanor 46 101= Lucas 49 102= Katherine 45 103= Archie 48 102= Kirsten 45 103= Martin 48 104= Chantelle 44 103= Nicholas 48 104= Naomi 44 106 Marcus 47 106= Alana 43 107= Anthony 46 106= Ava 43 107= Kerr 46 106= Ellen 43 109 Gavin 45 106= Rhiannon 43 110 Iain 44 110= Lily 42 111 Evan 43 110= Sara 42 112 Hamish 42 112 Kerry 41 113= Alistair 41 113= Tegan 40 113= Bailey 41 113= Zara 40 115= Brian 40 115= Elise 39 115= Keir 40 115= Millie 39 115= Niall 40 115= Neve 39 115= Stewart 40 115= Victoria 39 115= Zak 40 119= Ashleigh 38 120= Douglas 39 119= Keira 38 120= Greg 39 119= Maria 38 120= Jude 39 122 Abbey 37 120= Kevin 39 123= Abbi 36 124 Harris 38 123= Ailsa 36 © Crown Copyright 2015 Babies' first forenames: births registered in Scotland in 2002 (continued) Boys Girls Position Name Number of babies Position Name Number of babies 125= Alan 36 123= Alix 36 125= Brendan 36 123= Ashley 36 125= Fergus 36 123= Casey 36 128= Ian 35 123= Imogen 36 128= Struan 35 123= Mhairi 36 130 Cole 34 123= Orla 36 131= Corey 33 131= Daisy 35 131= Danny 33 131= Jasmine 35 131= Leo 33 133= Brogan 34 131= Muhammad 33 133= Jemma 34 135= Alasdair 32 133= Katy 34 135= Brodie 32 133= Lois 34 135= Neil 32 133= Morven 34 138= Dominic 31 138= Alisha 33 138= Glen 31 138= Kaitlin 33 138= Lennon 31 138= Kathryn 33 138= Oscar 31 138= Rowan 33 142= Calvin 30 142= Charley 32 142= Ronan 30 142= Toni 32 144= Drew 29 144= Lauryn 31 144= Gordon 29 144= Ruby 31 144= Tom 29 146= Ellis 30 147= Dillon 28 146= Phoebe 30 147= Gabriel 28 148= Amelia 29 147= Morgan 28 148= Rose 29 147= Ruairidh 28 150= Anya 28 151= Joel 26 150= Connie 28 151= Mohammad 26 150= Kacey 28 153= Harvey 25 150= Maisie 28 153= Keiran 25 154= Gabrielle 26 153= Mason 25 154= Kimberley 26 156= Allan 24 156= Ebony 25 156= Findlay 24 156= Hope 25 158= Caleb 23 156= Leigh 25 158= Callan 23 156= Maya 25 158= Innes 23 156= Mollie 25 158= Isaac 23 161= Adele 24 158= Justin 23 161= Annie 24 158= Richard 23 161= Becky 24 164= Ellis 22 161= Jordan 24 164= Graeme 22 161= Katelyn 24 164= Saul 22 161= Kimberly 24 167= Aedan 21 161= Leona 24 167= Arron 21 161= Mirren 24 167= Greig 21 161= Mya 24 167= Mackenzie 21 161= Nadia 24 167= Sebastian 21 161= Sinead 24 172= Campbell 20 161= Teigan 24 172= Colin 20 173 Sophia 23 172= Conner 20 174= Christina 22 172= Lyle 20 174= Faith 22 176= Billy 19 174= Joanna 22 176= Bryan 19 174= Meghan 22 176= Edward 19 174= Tiegan 22 176= Graham 19 179= Dionne 21 176= Harrison 19 179= Evie 21 176= Robin 19 179= Kirstin 21 176= Ruaridh 19 179= Leanne 21 176= Travis 19 179= Madison 21 184= Antony 18 179= Nina 21 184= Dale 18 179= Rhona 21 184= Kieron 18 179= Yasmin 21 184= Nathaniel 18 187= Alanna 20 188= Curtis 17 187= Alyssa 20 © Crown Copyright 2015 Babies' first forenames: births registered in Scotland in 2002 (continued) Boys Girls Position Name Number of babies Position Name Number of babies 188= Hayden 17 187= Amie 20 188= Hugh 17 187= Christie 20 188= Mathew 17 187= Jamie 20 188= Reuben 17 187= Katrina 20 193= Jackson 16 187= Kelly 20 193= Kane 16 187= Libby 20 193= Riley 16 187= Martha 20 193= Russell 16 187= Mary 20 197= Ali 15 187= Poppy 20 197= Daryl 15 187= Ruth 20 197= Donald 15 187= Siobhan 20 197= Luca 15 187= Tara 20 197= Maxwell 15 201= Carmen 19 197= Reiss 15 201= Carrie 19 197= Shay 15 201= Georgina 19 204= Alastair 14 201= Kerri 19 204= Bruce 14 201= Madeleine 19 204= Bryce 14 201= Michaela 19 204= Christian 14 201= Tamzin 19 204= Derek 14 201= Tia 19 204= Henry 14 209= Dana 18 204= Shane 14 209= Francesca 18 204= Sonny 14 209= Kathleen 18 204= Toby 14 209= Kira 18 204= Zachary 14 209= Louisa 18 214= Garry 13 214= Amanda 17 214= Ibrahim 13 214= Annabel 17 214= Jared 13 214= Billie 17 214= Kenneth 13 214= Clara 17 214= Lachlan 13 214= Devon 17 214= Lloyd 13 214= Kaci 17 214= Tony 13 214= Michelle 17 221= Anton 12 214= Milly 17 221= Cian 12 214= Roisin 17 221= Myles 12 214= Sasha 17 221= Regan 12 214= Sian 17 225= Ahmed 11 225= Aaliyah 16 225= Alfie 11 225= Aisha 16 225= Barry 11 225= Clare 16 225= Brad 11 225= Isabella 16 225= Cody 11 225= Isobel 16 225= Elliott 11 225= Julia 16 225= Ewen 11 225= Lana 16 225= Haris 11 225= Maia 16 225= Magnus 11 225= Mairi 16 225= Rowan 11 225= Maryam 16 225= Theo 11 225= Rhianna 16 225= Tristan 11 225= Saskia 16 237= Brett 10 237= Antonia 15 237= Gareth 10 237= Bailey 15 237= Jak 10 237= Brodie 15 237= Jon 10 237= Hazel 15 237= Kristian 10 237= Jodi 15 237= Noah 10 237= Kenzie 15 237= Philip 10 237= Laurie 15 237= Ruari 10 237= Murron 15 237= Simon 10 237= Nadine 15 237= Zac 10 237= Regan 15 237= Zack 10 237= Shelby 15 248= Abdullah 9 248= Caroline 14 248= Alec 9 248= Cody 14 248= Conall 9 248= Eloise 14 248= Eoin 9 248= Helena 14 248= Glenn 9 248= Jessie 14 © Crown Copyright 2015 Babies' first forenames: births registered in Scotland in 2002 (continued) Boys Girls Position Name Number of babies Position Name Number of babies 248= Hector 9 248= Joanne 14 248= Jayden 9 248= Kelsie 14 248= Jed 9 248= Margaret 14 248= Kieren 9 248= Melanie 14 248= Malcolm 9 248= Shona 14 248= Marco 9 248= Stacey 14 248= Omar 9 259= Bethan 13 248= Rian 9 259= Dawn 13 248= Sol 9 259= Gillian 13 248= Tommy 9 259= India 13 263= Austin 8 259= Jane 13 263= Baillie 8 259= Jenny 13 263= Blake 8 259= Karis 13 263= Byron 8 259= Leia 13 263= Flynn 8 259= Sally 13 263= Frazer 8 259= Shauna 13 263= Jacques 8 269= Alannah 12 263= Jai 8 269= Bobbi 12 263= Kris 8 269= Bronwyn 12 263= Marshall 8 269= Claudia 12 263= Maximilian 8 269= Eden 12 263= Murdo 8 269= Eryn 12 263= Nairn 8 269= Josephine 12 263= Nico 8 269= Leonie 12 263= Oran 8 269= Lia 12 263= Ruaraidh 8 269= Lori 12 263= Todd 8 269= Lorna 12 263= Troy 8 269= Mackenzie 12 263= Xander 8 269= Rhian 12 282= Alfred 7 269= Tyler 12 282= Antonio 7 269= Zainab 12 282= Archibald 7 284= Ailie 11 282= Bilal 7 284= Amelie 11 282= Brogan 7 284= Ami 11 282= Cailean 7 284= Angel 11 282= Carter 7 284= Ayesha 11 282= Conan 7 284= Christy 11 282= Cory 7 284= Halle 11 282= Damien 7 284= Helen 11 282= Eric 7 284= Karen 11 282= Guy 7 284= Karla 11 282= Jaden 7 284= Kasey 11 282= Lauchlan 7 284= Meg 11 282= Leighton 7 284= Nikki 11 282= Levi 7 284= Shakira 11 282= Luc 7 284= Willow 11 282= Matt 7 284= Yasmine 11 282= Raymond 7 300= Alison 10 282= Reagan 7 300= Andrea 10 282= Roan 7 300= Annabelle 10 282= Sandy 7 300= Darcy 10 282= Scot 7 300= Faye 10 305= Aden 6 300= Fern 10 305= Ahmad 6 300= Jorja 10 305= Ayden 6 300= Josie 10 305= Blaine 6 300= Kayley 10 305=
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    THE SEPARATION OF PLATFORMS AND COMMERCE Lina M. Khan* A handful of digital platforms mediate a growing share of online commerce and communications. By structuring access to markets, these firms function as gatekeepers for billions of dollars in economic activity. One feature dominant digital platforms share is that they have inte- grated across business lines such that they both operate a platform and market their own goods and services on it. This structure places domi- nant platforms in direct competition with some of the businesses that de- pend on them, creating a conflict of interest that platforms can exploit to further entrench their dominance, thwart competition, and stifle innovation. This Article argues that the potential hazards of integration by dominant tech platforms invite recovering structural separations. Separations regimes limit the lines of business in which a firm can engage, either by proscribing entry in certain markets or by requiring that distinct lines of business be operated through separate affiliates. Previously implemented both as a standard regulatory intervention and key antitrust remedy in network industries, structural separations have been largely abandoned. At the same time that lawmakers have weak- ened or eliminated sector-specific regulatory regimes, judicial interpre- tation of antitrust law has drastically narrowed the forms of vertical conduct and structures that register as anticompetitive. And when antitrust enforcers have targeted these forms of conduct and structures, they have applied remedies that generally (1) fail to target the under- lying source of the problem and (2) overwhelm the institutional capacities of the actors assigned to oversee them. Neglecting struc- tural remedies results in both substantive harms and institutional * Academic Fellow, Columbia Law School.
  • Teaching Linguistics Using Onomastic Data New York University 1

    Teaching Linguistics Using Onomastic Data New York University 1

    TEACHING LINGUISTICS What’s in a name? Teaching linguistics using onomastic data LAUREL MAC KENZIE New York University This article describes how students can be introduced to the basics of linguistic analysis using personal, product, and place names as data. I outline several areas of linguistics that can be effec - tively taught at an introductory level through name data and provide examples of accompanying in-class and take-home exercises. Throughout the article, I demonstrate that the everyday famil - iarity of names and the ready availability of name data combine to create a class that not only en - gages students but also teaches them practical data-analysis skills.* Keywords : pedagogy, names, onomastics, toponyms, hypocoristics, general linguistics 1. Introduction . One of the most appealing aspects of studying language, for stu - dents and professionals alike, is what Chafe (1994:38) calls ‘the experience of becom - ing conscious of previously unconscious phenomena’. This article describes how instructors of linguistics can leverage this inherent advantage of the field through an un - dergraduate course that introduces students to the basics of linguistic analysis using names as data. Students can learn how to recognize phonological rules and generaliza - tions in everyday nicknames. They can practice morphological analysis on place names. And they can discover through hands-on data analysis that trends in baby names change in patterned and systematic ways. By the end of a course on the linguistics of names, students will have become keen observers and analysts of the structure and use of the names—and, more generally, the language—that they encounter in daily life.