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 The four @-@ strong Battersby family was created and introduced to Coronation Street in a bid to increase falling ratings . News of the family 's arrival came days after the series producer , Brian Park , axed three regular characters . He stated " The Battersbys are an exciting injection of fresh blood . They follow in the great tradition of the Ogdens and Duckworths , balancing the mix of comedy and drama for which Coronation Street is justly renowned . " Actress and singer Toyah Willcox gave the producers permission to name the youngest member of the family after herself , since the character was born in 1982 at the height of her career . Willcox later regretted her decision . 

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 Marilyn J. Matelski cites Mavis and Derek Wilton as examples of clever naming , in that the serial had created a fitting image of the characters before viewers even saw them together . 

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 Like their father , Shem and Shaun are referred to by different names throughout the book , such as " Caddy and Primas " ; " Mercius " and " Justius " ; " Dolph and Kevin " ; and " Jerry and Kevin " . These twins are contrasted in the book by allusions to sets of opposing twins and enemies in literature , mythology and history ; such as Set and Horus of the Osiris story ; the biblical pairs Jacob and Esau , Cain and Abel , and Saint Michael and the Devil – equating Shaun with " Mick " and Shem with " Nick " – as well as Romulus and Remus . 

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 The committee refused to allow Blær Bjarkardóttir Rúnarsdóttir ( born in 1997 ) to be registered under the name given to her as a baby , on the grounds that the masculine noun Blær ( " gentle breeze " in Icelandic ) could be used only as a man 's name . Blær — identified in official records as Stúlka ( " girl " in Icelandic ) — and her mother , Björk Eiðsdóttir , challenged the committee 's decision in court , arguing that Blær had been used by Nobel Prize – winning Icelandic author Halldór Laxness as the name of a female character in his 1957 novel The Fish Can Sing ( Brekkukotsannáll ) . One other woman in Iceland was already registered at the time with the name Blær , and two declensions ( sets of case forms ) — one masculine and one feminine — exist for the name . 

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 In 1895 , surgeon J. W. Ballantyne considered the case of the Biddenden Maids from a teratological perspective . He suggested that they had in fact been pygopagus ( twins joined at the pelvis ) . Pygopagus twins are known to put their arms around each other 's shoulders when walking , and Ballantyne suggested that this accounted for their apparently being joined at the shoulders in drawings . The pygopagus Millie and Christine McCoy had lived in Britain for a short time before going on to a successful singing career in the United States , and it was known from their case that such twins were capable of surviving to adulthood . 
