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Backett 's ( 1990a , b ) study into health beliefs and behaviours in middle-class families , for example , involved three rounds of interviews with parents spread over 18 months . It is difficult not to consider her in the context of Princess Diana , who famously transformed from a young awkward bride prone to wearing clothes that neither fit nor flattered her figure into a woman who had more than a few sexy Versace ensembles in her wardrobe . The judgement pronounced against a coiner of false money was that he should ' be boiled to death in oil : not thrown into the vessel at once , but with a pulley or rope to be hanged under the armpits , and then let down into the oil by degrees ; first the feet , and next the legs , and so to boil his flesh from his bones alive . One way or another , this schlemiel of a Martel stumbles into his craft and is saved ( these words have a special meaning for the seafaring Life of Pi ) . And while there were any number of television crews and celebrity hunters roaming between the aisles and ambush-interviewing anyone with a familiar face , there was little chaos - - just the unavoidable foot stomping , bumping and accidental hair-pulling that occurs when media and celebrities are thrown into the same three-ring circus . Will the restrictions limit the new driver from driving and gaining the necessary experience during the learner 's period , or will the problem merely be bumped into the next age group or postponed to a later date ?