pawns

Much like you can play chess with dragons figurines instead of castles or storm troopers instead pawns.

Throwing a bunch of people under the bus as pawns to 'get Apple's attention' is abhorrent.

Your language is pretty strong and one-sided -- 'petulant moves...to treat their users as pawns'?

The shutdowns of the other subreddits were petulant moves by power mods to treat their users as pawns and hockey pucks.

The statesmen of the US are cheaply purchased pawns of various rich industries, and law & order are replaced by high-tech feudalism.

Hypothesis #1: Blacks are the pawns in an ongoing civil war between the Red Tribe and the Blue Tribe of American whites.

I wasn't trying too hard, but I was up two pawns until I walked into a dumb checkmate.

But 8 of the boxers would be pawns, so how do you make sure the attacking pawn wins at least half the time?

They can't use the same trick too many times or it stops working, forcing them to work their way down a list of pawns.

I use pawns and knights to make sure I control the middle four squares.

It isn't until much later, if ever, that they face down the cognitive dissonance and accept that they were just pawns in the game of global politics.

We all consider title pawns sleazy, but in the case of student loans, our government and our society is the predator, and our children are the prey.

And then you can redirect the people's energies from "reform and government cleansing" to more appealing high-level EU objectives like being pawns in a game leading to fiscal unification...

Department of Agriculture." Well, OK then, but I don't think this chart is well-sourced enough to criticize except by blasting the lobbying group that pawns it off as resembling research.

I propose that the majority of "the key people at the top" are comprimised in some form or fashion, so even they are pawns in a game they don't fully understand...

I don't think the citizens of a state are pawns or little children, so that we can ask "what restrictions on them would be the quickest path towards a more modern state".

I think you're referring to the 'Game of Pawns' video that the FBI put out, which was based on the Glenn Duffie Shriver case.