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One of the origins of the phrase comes from the 19th century book,Reynard the Fox, in which the main character was a fox who was known as a charismatic trickster and would often cause trouble within the kingdom. He was always able to cause trouble but get out of it in the end,

Other origins point to the animal kingdom in which fox have displayed sly tactics in hunting and luring their prey.

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