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TeachMeFinance.com - explain proxy
proxy -- (l) the authority or power to act for another. (2) a document giving such authority. (3) the person authorized to act for another.
historic definition...
Proxy -- A person who is empowered to represent another
in a given matter ; the name is also given to the instrument by
which a person is empowered so to act.
A person who votes by proxy on stock belonging to another
is said to hold a proxy on the stock.
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