Is it possible to bypass shared library dependencies required for an already-compiled executable?

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I know there are many ways to remove/add library dependencies reported prior to compiling an executable for use in Linux. However, after a bit of searching I have not been able to find the way to bypass these dependencies when given only the executable and no binaries. For example, if I run ldd on the executable and there is a shared library that is not found and I do not think is necessary for the program to run.

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