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I'm used to Caleb, and I tend to assume Kaleb in the US is just another creative spelling. Like Kassidy or Khloe or Karsyn. If it were pronounced Kah-leb, or the person had some other stuff signaling that he was foreign (surname, accent), that impression would evaporate, and I'd think it equivalent to Caleb. I prefer the look of Caleb, and that might only be because it's more familiar.

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- mirfak