"Cleveland surged after Grover Cleveland won the White House in 1885. Kennedy debuted in the U.S. top 1,000 for boys in the 1960s after JFK was elected."
"Presidential last names for girls became popular in the '80s ― at the onset of the 'gender-neutral wave' ― and have continued on through today."
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