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I don't care what it says there. Names like Dragan, Kresimir, Zvonimir, Domagoj, Tomislav, Slavko, Slavica, Branislav, Boris/Borislav, Miro/Miroslav, Vlatko, Vladimir, Stanko, Igor (though more Germanic, but came with Slavs I think), Slaven, Branko, Ranko, Darko, Tihomor, Zdravko, Žarko, Velimir, Božo/Božidar, Zrinko, Dejan, Damir, Neven, Dražen, Mislav, Mirko, Vedran, Krunoslav, Milan, LJubica... are very much common. Also top 10 lists don't say much. The first five most common name can be present in say 10% of population since there are tons of other names, but they would still be the most common out of all this names if you get my point. I am sure you would change your mind now if I refreshed your memory. They may not be common, but certainly not very rare. Maybe I misattributed some names so don't jump on me.
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I don't know any LJubica or Krešimir under 10, but that may be because I just don't know anyone and not because they became so rare. I have met a number of this people througout my life and those with listed names. People usually give names to their children which belong to their grandfathers and so on. I have to say that indeed in this modern times nobody cares much for that and people give all sort of names.
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