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ThaiIndian News Sat Mar 20 04:03:52 2010 by ANI London, Mar 20 (ANI): Twitter has found itself in legal trouble after rumours of French President Nicolas Sarkozy and wife Carla Bruni’s respective affairs started making rounds. The message on Twitter by Aude Baron, a French online journalist, and repeated by other reporters, set the Internet alight. And soon, the rumour spread like wild fire with gossip columnists and newspapers around the world chasing the story, and eventually forcing Sarkozy into an angry denial during a press conference with Gordon Brown in London last week. However, it has now been revealed that the reporters who spread the claims said that they did not have the remotest idea whether they were true. Even Baron said that she had merely repeated “gossip” without checking it.
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Mums win hands-down when naming babies London: When it comes to giving babies their names, mothers win hands down, according to a survey. Four out of ten mothers disregard the views of the father during the often- fraught process of selecting a name for their new child. It also emerged that the average couple considers 12 different names before selecting their favourite, but one in four don’t make their final decision until after the baby is born and a third will fail to do so without an argument first. The report, commissioned among 3,000 parents by Bounty Parenting Club, also revealed that a third of couples fall out over their newborn’s name.
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Mothers 'in charge of baby names' Researchers found four out of ten fathers are forced to back down and let their partners select the name. It also emerged the average couple consider 12 names before selecting their favourite, but a quarter do not make their final decision until after the baby is born. The report, commissioned among 3,000 parents by Bounty Parenting Club, also disclosed that a third of couples fall out over their newborn's name. Baby names a big deal for moms: Survey When it comes to giving babies their names, mothers win hands down, according to a survey. Four out of ten mothers disregard the views of the father during the often- fraught process of selecting a name for their new child. It also emerged that the average couple considers 12 different names before selecting their favourite, but one in four don't make their final decision until after the baby is born and a third will fail to do so without an argument first. The report, commissioned among 3,000 parents by Bounty Parenting Club, also revealed that a third of couples fall out over their newborn's name. “It's understandably one of the hardest decisions mum and dad will ever have to make - largely because we do judge a person by their name before we've even got to know them,” The Daily Mail quoted Faye Mingo, spokeswoman for bounty.com, as saying.
Mums win hands-down when it comes to naming babies - Lifestyle Four out of ten mothers disregard the views of the father during the often- fraught process of selecting a name for their new child. When it comes to giving babies their names, mothers win hands down, according to a survey. It also emerged that the average couple considers 12 different names before selecting their favourite, but one in four don't make their final decision until after the baby is born and a third will fail to do so without an argument first. Mums win hands-down when it comes to naming babies London, Oct 14 : When it comes to giving babies their names, mothers win hands down, according to a survey. Four out of ten mothers disregard the views of the father during the often- fraught process of selecting a name for their new child. It also emerged that the average couple considers 12 different names before selecting their favourite, but one in four don’t make their final decision until after the baby is born and a third will fail to do so without an argument first.
Who’s who in the baby name zoo? - Lifestyle - IOL A survey of parental habits in naming babies has uncovered some surprising trends. When it comes to giving baby a name it appears that fathers might as well keep their opinions to themselves. For, according to a survey, four out of ten mothers disregard the views of the father during the often fraught process of selecting a name for their new child.