31. Why was the baby boy in New Zealand not allowed to be named 4Real？
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31. The baby boy in New Zealand was not allowed to be named 4Real because the Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages in New Zealand has a policy against registering names that are considered to be "unduly detrimental to a child's welfare." The name "4Real" could be seen as encouraging the child to be realistic or could be misinterpreted as "for real," which could be considered inappropriate or potentially harmful.
32. In Britain, names that are considered to be offensive, misleading, or that could cause the child unjustified distress or harm are forbidden. This includes names that are not in the Roman alphabet, numerals, or contain offensive words or symbols. The UK authorities have the discretion to refuse names that they deem unfit for a child.
33. Gandalf is a fictional character from J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings" and "The Hobbit" novels. He is a wizard of the order of the Istari and one of the main protagonists in the stories, known for his wisdom, leadership, and pivotal role in the events of Middle-earth.
34. In China, there are certain rules and traditions about naming a child. One example is that the names should not include characters that are considered taboo or have negative meanings. Additionally, the characters used in names often have positive connotations, such as those related to nature, virtue, or prosperity. For instance, a popular character used in Chinese names is "Rui" (瑞), which means "auspicious" or "prosperous."
35. The most popular names for boys in Britain can vary from year to year, but historically, some common names have included Oliver, Jack, Harry, and James. As of recent trends, names like Muhammad and Noah have also been among the top choices for baby boys in the UK. It's important to note that naming trends can change over time, so the most popular names may shift with new generations.
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