Sporting Deirdre-from-Coronation Street specs, a sweep of red hair, normcore blouses and mom jeans, she became a stealth style icon.
The Parker Closet, as it comes to be called, becomes a stealth charity for kids who have never thought of themselves as poor, and resist doing so.
Rooney did his own series of substantial dramas (including "The Human Comedy" and "National Velvet"), but the Roonaissance took an altogether different form: he became a stealth wizard of low-rent film noir.
The book is a lavish production, and a big gamble for HarperCollins, despite the fact that Barker's earlier book for children, "The Thief of Always" (1992), became a stealth sensation, selling more than 500,000 copies.
But it became a stealth weapon for the prosecution: of all the pieces in the indictment, it was among the few on which the statute of limitations had yet to expire.
Val Shawcross said: "What contactless shouldn't become is a stealth attempt to push people away from Oyster cards by reserving the best fares for contactless".
Critics argue that, in many ways, overtime has actually become a management tool for granting stealth wage increases in the absence of labor agreements, and providing services while avoiding the costs of benefits and pensions that come with hiring additional employees.
A background check reveals that the site is registered to Democracy Data & Communications DDCC) Advocacy, a major US lobbying firm which has become a specialist in so-called stealth lobbying involving the setting up of "astroturf" websites and organisations to front campaigns that advocate for vested interests.
But such incendiary views about a world religion now find wide expression in the United States where "stealth jihad" has become a recurrent Republican theme.
Between creating award-winning comedy and conquering every grimy body of water within reach, David Walliams has become a phenomenally successful children's author, almost by stealth.
