Office
Proxy
Proxy noun - A person who acts or does business for another.
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- Passing The Torch requires either the Hero to be part of the succession planning and/or handing off the office either personally or by explicit proxy.
Source: Passing the Torch -
Kenzo works from home and uses a stuffed bunny rabbit fitted with a camera as his proxy at the office, and Megumi ends up pointing out that since the rabbit has no clothes, it technically constitutes sexual harassment on Kenzo's part.
Source: Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal - The Hudsucker Proxy: Not only is Amy Archer established as having won a Pulitzer Prize, others in her office are shown making bets as to if and when she'll bring it up in conversation.
Source: Real Award, Fictional Character
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