Some people have the same #name as their first name and as their last name. Like Ahmed Ahmed.
Are there jurisdictions that prohibit duplicating the first name of a child as their middle name? Think Daniel Daniel Smith.
What about hyphenated first names, such as Jean-Pierre. Why not Pierre-Pierre?
After all, there are people with first name "Dee Dee".
#FirstWorldProblems
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