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Proxy noun - A person who acts or does business for another.
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- Legal trickery may establish that the false bride can be treated as the true bride's proxy, and so he really did marry the true bride.
Source: Bride and Switch - Arguably in the original Metal Gear, where Big Boss intentionally selected Snake as the agent to send false information back to NATO (and by proxy, The Patriots), not counting on Snake's hereditary ability to kick ass and take names.
Source: Unwitting Pawn -
Flank attacks, proxy conflicts, fake peace talks to buy time, striking unexpected targets, feints, false indicators of ambushes, double agents, bribed enemy officials - to Sun Tzu, these were as important to a general as a hammer and saw to a carpenter.
Source: Guile Hero
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