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" When our son was born two years ago, we named him William, after my husband&amp;#039;s deceased father. Now my husband&amp;#039;s brother and his wife want to give their first son the same name. We have asked them to use another name, but they won&amp;#039;t budge. Won&amp;#039;t having two cousins so close in age with the same name be too confusing? Don&amp;#039;t let this cause a rift in the family. Your brother- and sister-in-law know your wishes, but you can&amp;#039;t dictate the name they should give their son. Many extended families have duplicate names, and often the simplest solution is to let variations evolve over time. Who knows? Maybe someday you&amp;#039;ll decide that a nickname works best for your son. For the sake of family harmony, relax and let the matter take its natural course. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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