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I think Eloise Alexandra or Eleanor Alexandra sound best, imo. I dislike Elle, but I'd much rather see it as a nn than a formal name. I do like Ellie as a nn, though, and Ella (as a nn or formal name). I see Eloise and Eleanor as somewhat "old-lady-ish" but that's a good thing in my book. :) I have an Aunt Eloise who's in her 70s, so I'm used to the name, but I also like the Eloise children's books.

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