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Agent can mean:

• agent (grammar), a noun carrying out an action
• agent (law), a person authorised to act on behalf of another person
  • literary agent, a person who represents a writer
• agent (economics)
• double agent
• election agent, a person responsible for a candidate's campaign
• free agent, a sports player who is out of contract
• real estate agent
• secret agent, a spy

• in science:
  • Agent Orange, a herbicide
  • biological agent, an infectious disease that can be used in biological warfare

• in computing:
  • Forté Agent, a newsreader and email client
  • software agent, software that acts on behalf of a user
    • intelligent agent, an intelligent software agent
  • user agent, a client application used with a particular network protocol

• in culture:
  • Agent 212, a Belgian comic
  • Matrix Agents, characters in The Matrix
  • Secret Agent, a 1936 film
  • The Agents, super-human characters in Seven Samurai 20XX

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Agency may refer to any of the following:

• agency (business), a company in the service industry.
• agency (free), availability status of a rostered player on a team or franchise.
• agency (government), a department of a local or national government responsible for the oversight and administration of a specific function
• agency (human), capacity of humans to make and impose choices as a collective.
• agency (law), person who acts for another person.
• agency (moral), capacity for making moral judgments.
• agency (sociology), ability of an actor to organize future situations and resource distribution.

People, Places, or Groups

• Agency, Iowa, U.S. city.
• Agency, Missouri, U.S. city.
• Agency, Montana, U.S. city.
• Agency Township, Kansas, U.S. township.
• Agency Township, South Dakota, U.S. township.

See also: agent

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