The graphs below show the trends in three boys and girls names which are currently in the UK. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line charts below give information about the pattern in current popular both

boys

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boy's

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and

girls's

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names in the UK from 1925 to 2000.

It is clear that

there were three names which

was

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the most popular in boys and

girls

. The name that was owned by

the

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most boys was belonged to Daniel and

in

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for

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girls

was Emily. In popular

boy's

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boys'

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names,

although

Daniel was the highest and peaked

four

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at four

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per

thousand

at

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in

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1925

then

showed a

dramatical

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increase to 12 per

thousand

in 1975, it had a small decrease in 2000 by one per

thousand

.

Whereas

Alexander was launched

in

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at

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one per

thousand

and just had an

enormously jumped

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when reached 10 per

thousand

between 1975 and 2000, Oliver illustrated fluctuation after a rose by five per

thousand

in 1950, it dropped

equal

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equally

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the upper figures before rocked more than Daniel with 13 per

thousand

in 2000. In

girls

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girls,

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while

Sophia and Isabella had a similar trend

along with

the same number when maintained

0,5

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at 0,5

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per

thousand

from 1925 to 1975 before growth

12,5

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of 12,5

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and 11,5 in 2000 respectively, Emily indicates a jump in 1950 and peaked at the highest 13,5 per

thousand

in 2000.