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Then of course there's the cohort of 50's Afro Caribbean immigrants to
Britain, who all seem to have the names of British Prime Ministers
(Winston etc.) - I don't know where those came from (whether it was a
Carribean thing, or whether they just grabbed names for their kids once
over here, and drew on the token bit of colonial history someone had
taught them).
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