She and her partner had been sent vials from Donor 330, an African-American donor, rather than Donor 380, the white donor they had chosen, according to her lawsuit.
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After the woman from the agency called our donor, the donor cried.
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Mr. Latchford was the donor or part-donor for three of them.
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They provide state-of-the-art community and hospital donor education, donor identification, authorization, medical care management and trusted stewardship of organs from donor to recipient.
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She had found them on the Donor Sibling Registry, a website for donor-kids and their parents to locate other kids conceived by the same donor.
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But if you live by donor momentum, you can die by donor momentum.
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The only candidates to receive a smaller amount from their donors were Mr. Yang, at $40 per donor; Representative Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii, at $38 per donor; Mr. Castro, at $36 per donor; and Ms. Williamson, at $1303 per donor.
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The only candidates to receive a smaller amount from their donors were Mr. Yang, at $40 per donor; Representative Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii, at $38 per donor; Mr. Castro, at $36 per donor; and Ms. Williamson, at $1303 per donor.
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Nevada residents can also register to become an organ donor at Nevada Donor Network.
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CallTime, which aggregates data into comprehensive donor profiles using AI to optimize donor outreach.
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The oldest deceased donor recorded in 2017 in Spain was 22018, a liver donor.
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GENETIC DONOR 1: Rachel Xenia Archuleta GENETIC DONOR 2: Shawn Michael Burton GENETIC SAMPLES ACCEPTED.
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The US has been our top donor, and the most reliable donor for decades effectively.
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" The key part of that sentence is "a top donor," as compared to "the top donor.
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Blood donor centers and bloodmobile locations: Orlando West Michigan Donor Center, 345 W Michigan Street, Ste.
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"Live donor transplants last twice as long, on average, as deceased donor kidneys," says Dr. Montgomery.
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Becoming a Donor Soon after our conversation, I started the process of becoming a kidney donor.
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Here's some information and the legal donor permission form (PDF) and a donor information form (PDF).
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Some of us are single moms-to-be, undergoing expensive donor insemination or donor-sperm IVF.
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A smart donor-recipient team can ensure that the donor doesn't have any say in methodology.
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Being an organ donor can save lives, but registering as an organ donor can be a hassle.
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She added, "Accurate donor histories and medically supported donor deferral criteria are critical" to blood supply safety.
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"The choice is not between your eggs and donor eggs," one friend who used donor eggs said.
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I also wish we could all be a little more honest about everything — IVF, donor eggs, donor sperm, donor embryos, surrogacy — and that we lived in a world where none of it mattered.
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Here is where you can donate: • West Michigan Donor Center – 345 W. Michigan St., Orlando, FL 32806 • Main Donor Center – 8669 Commodity Circle, Orlando, FL 43573 • Apopka Donor Center – 131 North Park Ave, Apopka, FL 32703 • Kissimmee Donor Center – 1029 North John Young Pwky, Kissimmee, FL 34741 • Oviedo Donor Center – 1954 West 426, Oviedo, FL 32765 • Lake Mary Donor Center – 105 Waymont Ct., Lake Mary, FL 32746 Family members looking to find out information about the victims can call 407 246 4357.
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In general, anyone can be a donor—the oldest deceased organ donor was 90 years old, Klassen says.
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What do donor-conceived individuals think the impact would be of never being able to meet their donor?
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A regular Republican donor Setting aside his issues with Trump, Singer has otherwise been a traditional Republican donor.
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At times he was the biggest donor in New York City politics; he was a major, major donor.
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" He added: "The deceased donor piece of it, the way we have approached this is, well, if an excellent recipient doesn't have the potential related donor, we may have to go to the deceased donor.
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As Peck's blood flowed into the donor arms, the donor hands turned pink, the doctors explained during the conference.
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"Generally, we do not post donor documents without advance agreement as a matter of donor privacy," the spokesperson said.
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But donor anonymity is still a controversial issue, whether from the perspective of the sperm donor or the children.
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During the study period, 121,680 patients (8.2%) were placed on a waiting list for a deceased-donor transplant, 49,103 (3.3%) actually received a deceased-donor kidney transplant, and 23,762 (1.6%) received a living-donor kidney transplant.
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After months of unsuccessful searching for a potential donor, Mike decided to get tested to be a donor for Natalie.
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Sources say he at times sees himself as less a gatekeeper to a donor and more as a donor himself.
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Deceased donor organs are less helpful to recipients than living donor organs, but they're definitely better than life on dialysis.
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A pro-peace think tank funded by progressive donor George Soros's and libertarian donor Charles Koch's foundations will launch Wednesday.
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Also, an organ made purely of donor cells can be transplanted into the donor animal with minimal fear of rejection.
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The Donor Sibling Registry is a website that connects sperm or egg donors and donor-conceived people with one another.
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In 2015, only 39 percent of frozen donor embryo transfers resulted in live births, compared to 56 percent of transfers involving never-frozen embryos from a donor egg and 43 percent for frozen embryos using a donor egg.
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A recent study found that when compared to use of only a donor egg, "double donation"—use of donated embryo or of a donor egg and donor sperm—was also linked to an increased risk of gestational diabetes.
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"If you were to transplant testicles, that would effectively be making the donor not only a donor of body parts, but also a donor of sperm," says Jeffrey Kahn, director of the Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics.
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Full Indian embryos: The donor couple seeks a heterosexual Indian couple; financially stable; family prefers the ability for the child to be able to contact donor when older or for the adopting family to contact donor when desired.
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The Gift of Life Donor Program, the Philadelphia organization that managed the donation, facilitates get-togethers between donor families and recipients.
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Not only did he create this list donor by donor, friend by friend, but the Mission Continues still has the list.
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The OPOs are in no way involved in the care of a donor prior to a donor being declared brain dead.
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In her report, Bemelman stressed that once a donor-derived cancer occurs, it is extremely helpful to remove the donor organ.
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Zuberi is also a longtime Democratic donor and was a major donor on fundraising committees for Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.
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Aid conditionality, a very common practice in which a donor country may attempt to induce a recipient to pursue certain interests or adopt donor policies, is ubiquitous if not universally employed by donor nations when disbursing bilateral aid flows.
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The researchers used well over a hundred healthy donor eggs, fertilized with sperm from a donor with the gene for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.
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"Those who have donor-advised funds are thoughtful in planning their giving," said Amy Pirozzolo, head of donor engagement at Fidelity Charitable.
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If a living donor shared just part of a liver, both the donor and the recipient could end up whole and healthy.
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She died before a suitable bone marrow donor could be found, and Carew devoted himself to raising donor awareness, especially among minorities.
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Big-donor dollars can only get you so far, especially against candidates like Sanders and Warren who are proven small-donor powerhouses.
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Find out who sells donor info: Before giving money to a charity, ask the organization whether it trades or sells donor information.
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What we call the Republican establishment is really a network of organizations that represent donor interests because they're supported by donor money.
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Fitzgibbons: The average donor of Hearty Start is, I believe, [about] 27, which is far younger than the average nonprofit donor overall.
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Most presidential candidates expand their donor base after clinching the nomination, but Trump's donor base has instead gone further to the right.
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"When called upon, a blood donor volunteer moves to the casualty and pulls out their issued blood donor pack," the release explains.
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Treatment usually requires getting stem cells from a donor, which can be dangerous if the donor isn't a closely-matched brother or sister.
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Unless the recipient knows the donor personally, they'll probably be looking through portfolios upon portfolios of donor profiles from various agencies and clinics.
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The difference is that Menendez was given lucrative gifts by a campaign donor, and the donor received specific acts of support from Menendez.
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Castro has met the 165,000-donor threshold for November and announced Wednesday that he was only 123,000 shy of December's 200,000-donor threshold.
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Pence held an unscheduled visit with GOP mega-donor Charles Koch in Colorado last month, ahead of the Koch brothers' network donor meeting.
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You take your donor list and you upload it, and tell Facebook to find everybody else who might want to be my donor.
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Beyond the mounted glass sheet engraved with donor names, the more elite contributors were prominently listed, their regal donor levels printed behind their names.
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One major donor in attendance was Paul Singer, according to a source -- the billionaire donor and hedge fund manager who has publicly criticized Trump.
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Britons travel to evade a ban on surrogacy for single people, and for couples who need both donor eggs and donor sperm to conceive.
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As I say, it relates to this donor, a valid donor, had been a green card holder since 2007 and we fully vetted him.
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In a year a plasma donor could give over 80 litres of the stuff, compared with just 1.6 litres from a whole-blood donor.
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A straw donor scheme occurs when a wealthy donor skirts legal limits on political donations by funneling money into campaigns using other people's names.
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Proud parents are biological mother and egg donor "Vasti" and sperm donor "Goliat", which is Afrikaans for Goliath - in his bulky case, no misnomer.
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"Often patients are told that their living donor is incompatible, so they are stuck on waiting lists," for a deceased donor, Dr. Segev said.
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The donor is required to agree that when a donor-conceived child turns 18, he or she is entitled to know the donor's identity.
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Weltman: Like anyone selecting an egg donor, gay singles and couples review egg donor databases and look for a young woman who meets certain critieria.
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If not, "a land trust can help a donor conserve their land in other ways," such as buying the property from the donor, he added.
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Falcone said the process of screening the donor and the donor organ is no different than for other organs, such as the heart or liver.
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Living donor transplants can cut wait times by years, and research has shown that that living donor kidneys tend to outlast those from deceased donors.
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Dr. Segev's personal age record for a living donor: He transplanted an 81-year-old kidney, and both the donor and the recipient recovered well.
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Because this was a project funded by a GOP donor, there's no reason to think that donor was acting at the behest of the campaign.
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She will be boosted by a $300,000 donation to an allied super PAC by GOP mega-donor Robert Mercer, who is a top Trump donor.
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She failed to hit the donor or polling requirements for inclusion after struggling throughout her campaign with fundraising despite hailing from a donor-rich state.
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Fidelity Charitable, which manages two hundred thousand donor accounts, with a median value of $17,000 each, has seen giving increase through its donor-advised funds.
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The app's wish list feature also means that users can submit their donor preferences and receive alerts when a donor meeting their criteria becomes available.
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The Post reported that at a fundraiser Trump attended last weekend, he was approached by Richard LeFrak,a longtime friend and donor, and another donor.
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Every sperm donor is assigned a number, and you can use it to find other kids from that donor who have registered on the database.
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Mr. Steyer, who was a major donor to President Barack Obama's 2012 campaign, emerged as the largest single political donor of the 2014 midterm election.
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Some donor children have filed petitions with the Food and Drug Administration requesting, among other things, the creation of a universal database for donor records.
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"It's not the super PAC; it's not any outside donor," said Jay Zeidman, a Bush donor based in Houston who has raised money for the campaign.
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"This is really about partnership," Elaine Martyn, vice president of the private donor group at Fidelity Charitable, which runs the largest donor-advised fund by assets.
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It may turn out that the head-body transplant may end up with as much of the personality of the body donor as the head donor.
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He lobbied the Health and Human Services Department on behalf of a donor, helped get that donor&aposs girlfriend&aposs visa to come into the country.
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"We are just as concerned with the life of the donor as the recipient," Aronson says, adding that patients' families must agree to adopt the donor.
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Donor registry must close gaps in donor options not only for leukemia patients, but also other blood diseases like sickle cell anemia, lymphoma and multiple myeloma.
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Rather than a divide between the donor class and the general public, the donor class is itself deeply divided on the issue of punitive immigration policies.
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A donor sold her car at a steep discount, another donor purchased it for the client, and a third paid for six months of car insurance.
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In the US, 76,930 total IVF births - including donor and non-donor eggs - occurred in 2016, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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In addition, CCC is able to identify functionality within the donor code that's used by the donor program but isn't actually useful in the new host.
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In the UK, we have an opt-in donor system, meaning people have to actively declare themselves a willing donor before death, except in Wales, which is currently trialling an opt-out scheme—whereby everyone is presumed happy to be a donor, unless they claim otherwise.
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And then when someone comes intending to get pregnant and would like to use donor eggs, we can fairly quickly match them up with an appropriate donor.
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If we did choose to use donor eggs, I would have to think about the privacy of the child whose life the egg and donor made possible.
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To finance the groundbreaking package, IDA for the first time is seeking to raise funds through debt markets alongside donor contributions with internal resources and donor contributions.
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The donor was also described as an "active philanthropist" and "political giver," but Brock would not say where the donor lived or in what industry he worked.
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" In the summer of 2018, Mr. Harman received that second kidney from an anonymous donor as part of what doctors described as an "eight-person donor chain.
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Doctors at Johns Hopkins announced Wednesday they successfully performed the first liver transplant from an HIV-positive donor and the first U.S. kidney transplant from the same donor.
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In 2016, Republicans and their allied Super PACs raced in a dollar-for-dollar, donor-by-donor rivalry to build the largest possible war chest during the primary.
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"He was a donor, a recent donor to Hillary Clinton's campaign and also gave as much as $250,000 to his foundation," presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump said Friday.
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The agency also listed protections that they consider important for any fecal transplants, including donor screening with questions that address risk factors and testing of the donor stool.
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GOP DONOR READY FOR HILLARY: The Hill's Mark Hensch reports: A Republican donor on Tuesday announced he is supporting Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump in the presidential race.
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Billionaire Democratic donor Tom Steyer endorsed De Leon earlier this year, however, providing the candidate with a possible top donor to fund an outside organization to attack Feinstein.
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"More than a hundred people called our donor hotline," recalled Talia B. Baker, director of the Living Donor Liver Transplant program at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine.
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Choosing a donor Of course, before the IVF process could begin, I had to choose a donor -- and let's just say I took a less than conventional approach.
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The donor must be incredibly passionate about that candidate, and the donor must be certain that the ideas of that candidate are the right ones for the country.
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In fact, he later clarified, the effort to contact the donor often started — and ended — with a letter to the donor asking for an update of medical records.
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Warren and Sanders have both galvanized supporters with their approach, while still out-raising all of their opponents last quarter with robust small-donor, online-focused donor operations.
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"Although the live births reported in Sweden were with a uterus obtained from a live donor, we used a deceased donor for Lindsey because we wished to eliminate risk for a (live) donor," Dr. Tommaso Falcone, Chairman of Women's Health Institute at Cleveland Clinic and one of Lindsey's surgeons, tells PEOPLE.
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S/he will be NDI's principal liaison with the donor community, representatives from the Tunisian government, local political and civil society organizations and the international diplomatic and donor community.
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A few months later, Martinez saw a "Grey's Anatomy" storyline about a kidney donor with HIV and explored the possibility of becoming a donor herself, according to Johns Hopkins.
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What I mean by this is that it is not representative of its alleged constituents, and instead it represents its own donor class and only its own donor class.
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There are hundreds of biological half-sibling groups that number more than 20, according to the Donor Sibling Registry, where siblings can find one another, using their donor number.
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"Cats and dogs delivered by cloning have the same genes as their donor pets and will be the closest match possible to the donor," ViaGen said on its website.
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Court proceedings were under a time constraint because Zhu, who was an organ donor, was being kept on life support for an organ donor removal procedure scheduled for Friday.
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"A woman over age 45 who uses donor eggs, her own eggs that she froze earlier, or even donor embryos would have a very high chance of success," Williams says.
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This legislation simply directs the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to provide flexibility in donor blood screening while maintaining safety in the donor blood pool.
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In 2017 alone, donors gave $11 million of that total, earmarking the cash for their donor advised funds, said Matt Nash, senior vice president of donor engagement at Fidelity Charitable.
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If you're thinking Lenny is going to take the donor out and buy her a beer (least he could do right??), he can't because, of course, the donor is anonymous.
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People who get a kidney from a living donor often have better clinical outcomes, than patients on dialysis or patients who get a kidney from a deceased donor, studies show.
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That reimbursement would be on top of coverage of medical expenses associated with both the recipient, as well as with the donor, in the event the donor is a UnitedHealth customer.
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And about 90 percent of people who get a live-donor kidney live for at least five years, compared to 82 percent who receive a deceased donor kidney, the company said.
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After poring through the donor profiles, Collins and Hanson settled on Donor 9623, based on his Xytex profile: an IQ of 160, multiple degrees in neuroscience and a clean health history.
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Donor anonymity was removed in the U.K. in 2005 – children conceived using sperm donated after that year can find out the identity of their donor when they turn 18, Freeman said.
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And he recognized the importance of matching donors' genetic markers with recipients, helping to inspire the creation of a national bone marrow donor registry, which is how I got my donor.
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Once removed from the donor dogs' ovaries, the eggs will be enucleated — the unwanted DNA from the egg donor is wiped clean and the desired DNA from the pet is inserted.
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They claim that the companies advertised and sold the sperm of Donor 9623 even after they were alerted to the fact that his donor profile didn't match who he actually was.
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Ken Nopar, senior philanthropic adviser at American Endowment Foundation, a sponsor of donor-advised funds, said his parents put their family foundation into a donor-advised fund about a year ago.
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The 216 works — all gifted by one donor, Mrs.
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Delhi is also the biggest regional donor to Afghanistan and fifth largest donor globally with over $3 billion in assistance since 2001, according to former Afghan ambassador to India Shaida Mohammad Abdali.
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When evaluating any potential donor, Emory's medical team is required to consider the ability of the donor to manage the many complications and health challenges that come with a major surgical procedure.
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A lot of people think that if you're an organ donor and you go to the hospital, they won't want to save you, but hospitals don't know if you're an organ donor.
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The plaintiffs' lawyer asked whether the bigger the financial contribution from a donor, the more it would affect the development office's rating of someone on the dean's list related to that donor.
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Only 6,303 get a living donor kidney, which add another nine to 10 years of life on average, while the rest get deceased donor kidneys, which help considerably but last less long.
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Nicknamed 'order a daddy', the app, launched by the London Sperm Bank, features donor profiles complete with physical characteristics, donor self-summaries, medical information, pen sketches and staff impressions of the donors.
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Josh Morrison, an altruistic kidney donor who runs the kidney donor advocacy group Waitlist Zero, estimates that if NLDAC started reimbursing lost wages, living kidney donations could increase by about 25 percent.
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What America's biggest political donor is doing with his money — and why it's angering some Democrats What America's biggest political donor is doing with his money — and why it's angering some Democrats The biggest donor in American politics is in Pittsburgh taking a tour of one of the many campaign offices his organization has set up across the country.
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The donors, labelled with clinical names such as "Donor 1002" and "Donor 83", are anonymous, with descriptions like "he is a very shy and quiet individual" the only insight into their character traits.
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Women who conceive using donor sperm "may be interested in knowing more about the donor as a person because of the potential for future contact between their child and this man," she cautioned.
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Through DKMS, the largest bone marrow donor center in the world, Daniels and Bradley Cooper, who have since become very close friends, teamed up to raise awareness about becoming a bone marrow donor.
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Donald Sussman, a hedge fund investor and longtime liberal donor, has donated $19 million to Priorities USA, among the largest amounts any left-leaning donor has ever given to a single super PAC.
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The small-donor vision really would move Democrats to the left — not by freeing them of donor influence, but by replacing the current leftward influence of donors with an even-further-leftward influence.
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"The donor had been in the museum world," she said.
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The intensity of support reached beyond the PAC's traditional donor
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Chip in before midnight to be a Day One donor.
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Japan has been Vietnam's biggest aid donor over four decades.
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The project was funded entirely by a private Benetech donor.
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Candidates had to reach polling and donor thresholds to qualify.
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We paid $14,000 to the donor agency and the clinic.
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This position is contingent upon donor approval of key personnel.
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Bob McDonnell to jail for taking favors from a donor.
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In many of those years, Epstein was Edge's sole donor.
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"They didn't even forward the Politico story," the donor said.
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This means that one donor cornea can help multiple patients.
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She would have to supplement with donor milk and formula.
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This may explain why many organ donor recipients develop cancer.
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A donor conference will be held in Brussels on Dec.
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Jamie was a major donor for both of Obama's campaigns.
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A quick perusal of Pruitt's donor list helps explain why.
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The uterus she received came from a deceased organ donor.
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The father, and organ donor, was murdered 10 years ago.
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"The Red Cross honors donor intent," a representative tells Mashable.
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She added that she doesn't know who her donor is.
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"I fell in love with my sperm donor," she says.
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One donor acknowledged feeling unsure of the candidate's path forward.
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The penis for the transplant came from a deceased donor.
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Then, Ali became pregnant via donor eggs without her knowledge.
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"The key is what is the donor intent," Futerfas said.
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"Not everybody knows my brother is the donor," says Andrea.
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One day, we might not need donor poop at all.
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They are almost entirely dependent on donor funding, Sharif said.
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A billionaire Republican donor, Frank VanderSloot, nearly bankrupted Mother Jones.
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A Republican donor from Long Island put up the money.
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You see, Chuck's mad that he lost his top donor.
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He says WHO and donor country officials promised immediate investment.
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The United States is by far its largest financial donor.
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She had extensive political experience and a strong donor base.
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China is Cambodia's close ally, its biggest donor and investor .
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The donor of the larger portion requested the name change.
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Adelson, meanwhile, has been a top GOP donor for years.
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It's a rare GOP donor or fundraiser who believes him.
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Avenatti claims that $187,500 came from Republican donor Elliott Broidy.
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The absence of international donor programs has left a vacuum.
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To donor states, summer activities may seem a trivial footnote.
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A fourth donor was located in the UK on Wednesday.
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Billionaire conservative donor David Koch has died at age 79.
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Flake's donor base is limited and will eventually max out.
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Will we ever find out who the mysterious donor is?
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"Thank you for your bravery, Mr. Shaw," one donor wrote.
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It is generally charged to the donor, not the recipient.
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"That's just history," said Jill Lynch, a donor from Iowa.
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Incidentally, Cosmos Foundation is a major donor to Clinton Foundation.
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Is "penis" something you can check on a donor card?
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And the toll on the donor is tiny in comparison.
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It's a strange bond, the one between donor and donee.
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Can health issues prevent me from being a living donor?
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Meanwhile, the GOP donor dollars are pouring in against Baldwin.
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Follow Noisey on Twitter and become an organ donor here.
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Donor aid comprises less than 6900 percent of our budget.
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A Republican donor, he also served on Trump's inaugural committee.
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The electricity provider is also a major Scott campaign donor.
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Daly, the laptop provider, was the biggest donor, giving $30,000.
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They used the first name of the donor 141 times.
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Sheldon Adelson is no longer a donor to the organization.
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I always knew I was conceived using a sperm donor.
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Ken Lay, the chair of Enron, was a big donor.
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Gene therapies to treat donor livers outside of the body.
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At a donor who engages in unlawful or unethical behavior?
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But there can be no medical marvel without a donor.
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Biden has been forced to move his donor events online.
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You see, Chuck's mad that he lost his top donor.
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You can read through the full donor list at OpenSecrets.
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He chose to meet his donor, Dennis, without any hesitation.
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Mr. Rosen has a long history as a Cuomo donor.
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And a generous but anonymous donor, above, revealed her identity.
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He was dismissed as a politically clueless former Democratic donor.
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They also had to reach a 225,000 individual donor threshold.
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Merrill referred questions about donor disclosures to the Clinton Foundation.
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"He obviously thinks she's very smart," one Democratic donor added.
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The liver donor had been born with a genetic defect.
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Bask in the chemistry of Lana Donor and Noah Centineo.
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The end of the donor threshold was something else entirely.
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The DNC removed the donor threshold rule for the Feb.
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The Gift of Life donor Program coordinated the organ donation.
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Dan Palmer is a Republican donor and conservative political strategist.
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Another donor recommended to her that she leave the race.
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The donor had impregnated the model in an adulterous affair.
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Odd, it looks like a donor event in the tropics.
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Everyone in the donor class I know is never Bernie.
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So far the donor group has more than 1,500 members.
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In the fall of 2016, I became an egg donor.
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Bill Bloomfield, a Democratic donor who challenged former California Rep.
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Egerman, her campaign treasurer, is a prolific political donor himself.
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They're also cranking up efforts aimed at building donor lists.
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The United States has long been its largest single donor.
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What if the dying person is a registered organ donor?
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"I don't care, I will break it," the donor replies.
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On Sunday at a Koch donor retreat in Colorado, Sen.
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MosaiQ™ will also offer the opportunity for substantial cost savings and a range of operational efficiencies for donor and patient testing laboratories, including: elimination of the need for routine manual testing typically undertaken by highly skilled technicians;simplification of required consumables and testing processes;consolidation of multiple instrument platforms in donor testing laboratories;significant reduction in sample volume requirements;reduction in the number of patient/donor samples required, consumables and reagent waste; andmore streamlined processes for matching donor units to patients.
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For that to be done successfully, a bone marrow donor match has to be found, and then chemotherapy given, before a person with the disease is ready to have donor bone marrow cells transplanted.
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The insurer also pointed out that recipients of living-donor kidneys tend to have their kidneys function well for 15 to 20 years, compared to just seven to 10 years from a deceased donor.
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However, according to the German Federal Foreign Office, Germany remains the EU's largest donor of humanitarian aid to Ukraine and the third-largest bilateral donor, after the US, based on the latest OECD figures.
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A former hospital executive and Republican donor in his own right, Scott is described by associates as a hyper-aggressive, early-rising "bulldog" with a national donor network that few in American politics rival.
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Three-parent IVF seeks to remedy this problem by taking two eggs—one from a mother and one from a donor—and replacing the nucleus of the donor egg with that of the mother's.
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While the amount of donor DNA makes up just a tiny fraction of the resulting embryo—about 0.2 percent—the potential health impacts of having any amount of donor DNA are still poorly understood.
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I've seen donor after donor enter philanthropy this way, only to realize that their "new" approach isn't really new or just doesn't work—as some who pioneered the idea of "venture philanthropy" now concede.
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At GMHC, we fully support individual risk assessment, which would finally create a policy focused on what the donor is actually doing and not simply the gender of who the donor is attracted to.
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"These life-changing VCA transplants can only occur when a donor family looks past their grief and gives to someone in need," said Alexandra Glazier, president of New England Donor Services, in a statement.
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Transplant physicians would have to consider what kind of cancer the donor had, which organs were involved, whether the cancer had metastasized and how long ago the donor had received treatment for the cancer.
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Senior Treasury officials on Tuesday, before Wyden released his statement, said the department decided to reduce the donor disclosure requirements because the IRS doesn't systematically use the donor information when administering the tax code.
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The unique structure, by which individual donors or donor families were allotted a super PAC, was intended to ease donor angst over how their money would be spent by granting them control over it.
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It's hard to estimate how many donor-conceived kids there are in the United States, because "there has never been anyone keeping track," according to Wendy Kramer, the director of the Donor Sibling Registry.
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"So there was an urgency for him to find a live donor, because the waiting time for an organ to come from a deceased donor could be five to seven years in Minnesota," he said.
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She says she was told the vetting is so thorough she would ultimately know more about her Xytex sperm donor than she could ever find out about a potential donor she met in everyday life.
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A donor there sent a kidney to a recipient at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota, and a donor there sent one to a recipient at the Nicoletti Kidney Transplant Center at Jefferson Health in Pennsylvania.
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"I think she's really trying to corral this community as her donor base," Hannah Linkenhoker, the senior political strategist at ICM Partners and co-founder of the L.A. Women's Collective donor group, told the Times.
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About 227.2 percent of organ transplants in India are living donor organ transplants, where a kidney or a part of the liver is taken from a consenting living donor and grafted inside the recipient's body.
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Operating room equipment malfunctioned during surgery, and the donor heart failed.
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"We were on the putting green," Damgard, a Republican donor, said.
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They found a donor with a strong resemblance and similar background.
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The suspect is a previous donor at the clinic, police said.
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Right then, we asked if Sean could be an organ donor.
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Typically, donor organs are delivered by either chartered or commercial flights.
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The donor sample was not tested for the bacteria before use.
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Laureano talked about the importance of signing up for donor registries.
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He was a bipartisan donor — giving to both Democrats and Republicans.
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In previous years, donor funding has fallen short of U.N. appeals.
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Peter, who was single at the time, was an organ donor.
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ARROYO: Well, she is the largest single donor to this museum.
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She carried out her husband's wishes to be an organ donor.
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Doctors instead transfused blood straight from the donor to the donee.
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Art Pope, a conservative donor and former backer of Florida Sen.
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Over a third of that, $50,000, came from one anonymous donor.
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Alternatively, some donor-conceived people instinctively know something is not right.
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The global donor community has continued to plug the funding gaps.
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Cuomo's wealthy donor network spans the country and the business world.
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Parnas and Fruman were also charged with a straw donor scheme.
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The DNC has removed the donor threshold rule for the Feb.
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Finding a donor to support the work has been a challenge.
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She wondered what the donor thought of her son's tolerating this.
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Her campaign has already announced it has hit the donor threshold.
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The event was hosted by Constance Milstein, a top Democratic donor.
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He has been a major Republican donor, according to The Advocate.
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With donor milk acquired on Facebook, there are no such guarantees.
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It also signaled a particular interest in one donor, Imaad Zuberi.
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"Mike is very well-networked within the donor class," Seay said.
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It shouldn't be subject to the whims of a private donor.
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A donor dog or cat is selected from the company's kennel.
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Weinstein was long a major donor to Democratic candidates and causes.
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Not including that donation, each donor gives about $50 on average.
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Catsimatidis was not the only Republican at the donor meeting Monday.
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You are giving the donor an opportunity to make a difference.
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It's no secret that Weinstein was a longtime donor to Democrats.
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Fusion GPS contractor hired by an anti-Trump Republican donor. The
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Democratic donor Ed Buck is seen with Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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Chris Sacca, a candid Clinton supporter and donor, also signed on.
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Additionally, Microsoft is the second-largest corporate donor to Marco Rubio.
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For decades, Australia has been the biggest donor of that aid.
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He provided his own sperm, and used an anonymous egg donor.
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Several members of the Bush camp vigorously rejected the donor critiques.
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"There's worry," a donor who was on the call, told POLITICO.
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In July 2015, a matching pair of donor hands became available.
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Being a kidney donor, it turns out, is a preexisting condition.
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Over 120 million people are signed up to be a donor.
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Doctors said Lindsey's donor was a healthy woman in her 30s.
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Robert McNair, a donor who owns the Houston Texas, gave $100,000.
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He loved his sister, and he wanted to be the donor.
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"I certainly am in full support," said a third GOP donor.
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Indeed, there are likely important divisions within the big donor class.
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"Trump doesn't like his people to look weak," one donor added.
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Read next: Four Ways We Can Shorten the Organ Donor Waitlist
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To survive, she needs a bone marrow transplant donor by April.
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Council. Donor influence has been magnified by the fact that think
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Also, Hillary Clinton broke her silence on the longtime Democratic donor.
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Both my daughters were conceived this way from the same donor.
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Republican politicians and the conservative donor class regard as both counterproductive
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Koch Foods is not connected to billionaire mega-donor Charles Koch.
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Billionaire conservative mega-donor David Koch has died at age 79.
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A donor conference will be held in Brussels on December 14.
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The guidelines include recommendations for donor screening, deferral and blood management.
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Clinton pardoned a Democratic Party donor and his own half brother.
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The US had been the single largest donor to the UNRWA.
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The donor, property developer Xiangmo Huang, was not available for comment.
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Rebekah Mercer, a prolific GOP donor, manages the family's trust fund.
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Indeed, they are attacking a private citizen and donor, David Humphreys.
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No details were given on where the donor eggs were from.
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You see these donor agencies that are jumping way above that.
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In McFarland's case, surgeons used a uterus from a deceased donor.
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Are there health conditions that preclude me from being a donor?
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But could the UK's NHS cope with an increased donor rate?
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Few at the Koch donor retreat here in Indian Wells, Calif.
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He was influenced by Melgen as friend, not as a donor.
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As mentioned above, her small-donor haul even slightly topped Sanders's.
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A donor conference will be held in Paris on April 6.
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Mike Gibbons, a businessman and Republican donor, has declared his bid.
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The NRA was nowhere near his top 15 biggest donor contributors.
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Bone marrow transplants require a close match between donor and recipient.
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Political hustle: Hoffman is Silicon Valley's most prominent donor on paper.
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Mr. Hugin was not always exclusively a Republican donor and supporter.
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MATT: Right, Donald Trump used to be a major Schumer donor.
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In some ways, these donor-advised fund are the ultimate middlemen.
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Most likely, the money would simply stay with the intended donor.
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The Green Climate Fund also faces challenges on the donor front.
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Mr. Trump was once a major donor to his own foundation.
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And the registrations didn't end when the donor drive was over.
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That made him the top donor to both Republican super PACs.
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The donor was Mr. Evans, his longtime press agent and friend.
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The women had personal relationships with the donor, Dr. Salomon Melgen.
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So I resolved to see if I could become a donor.
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But she appears to be far from a big-money donor.
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That would replicate what the Berlin Patient received from his donor.
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But the donor who received the Buttigieg fundraiser's email felt differently.
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When the donor she chose fell through, she was surprisingly relieved.
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A former sperm donor, searching online, finds both offspring and love.
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A donor has stitched new patchwork quilts for the residents' beds.
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The United Kingdom is besieged by an ongoing donor sperm shortage.
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Of Romney's top five donor states, only Texas voted for him.
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The dangers of donor disclosure are not limited to the IRS.
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Yet he has consistently refused to reveal his own donor pool.
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Obama will appear at the donor conference, which takes place Nov.
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Bloomberg has satisfied the polling requirement but not the donor one.
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"I don't have kids, but I'm a sperm donor," she said.
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A few of those farmers happen to be big political donor.
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The donor, B. Wayne Hughes, is the founder of Public Storage.
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Until then it needs donor funds, which could be a problem.
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One donor gave blood at United Blood Services in Reno, Nev.
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Why Donor Services was unable to trace Dunlap's head remains unclear.
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Two years ago Cywinski appealed to donor countries for more support.
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But over all, the company is not a major political donor.
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"Any donor likes to think he's a builder," Mr. Silberstein said.
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Luckily for the Auten family, Loritz volunteered to be a donor.
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Charities have found different ways to balance effectiveness and donor appeal.
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Deval Patrick — have not hit the DNC's polling and donor thresholds.
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Klobuchar's campaign has said she has already crossed the donor threshold.
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He said donor confidentiality has been upheld by the Supreme Court.
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The DNC scrapped a donor threshold for the debates last month.
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Once the "donor charge" explodes, the explosives inside the mine detonate.
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She has taken in plenty of donor money from Wall Street.
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Lawyers have long been another mainstay of the Democratic donor circuit.
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Birthright is funded mainly by Donald Trump's biggest donor, Sheldon Adelson.
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Do you have the right stuff to be a stool donor?
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The first donor embryo didn't implant, but the next one did.
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These patterns may suggest an emerging shift in labor donor priorities.
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Republican mega-donor Foster Friess, an evangelical Christian, got 26 percent.
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The company behind the service, London Sperm Bank, said that this online approach to donor sperm has been key in reversing the "myth" that there's a severe donor sperm shortage in the UK. Since a 2008 British Fertility Society report that described the sperm situation as "critical", numerous stories in the British press have painted a bleak picture for donor sperm.
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This is known as a living donor transplant, during which the donor and the recipient have surgery at the same time: surgeons remove a portion of the donor's liver and immediately transplant it into the recipient.
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But the cost was eye-opening, as well — all in with donor egg cost, donor egg service, legal fees, medical support, and medication (which most insurance does not cover), the total expense rang in around $35,000.
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In 2016, a candidate could raise $2,700 for the primary and $2,700 for the general from the same donor, making $5,400 the max one donor can give to a candidate in both the primary and general.
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Mr. Yang, who has met the 225,000-donor threshold, has reached 5 percent only once in recent weeks, while Mr. Steyer, who is just shy of reaching the donor threshold, has met the polling mark twice.
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Unlike many donor-conceived people who find out later in life—sometimes during fights, or on deathbeds—Amy always knew she had a donor, although she wasn't able to request information about him until she was 18.
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The journalist waited to tell his sister about his plan to be her donor until he started to reach his weight-loss goal for donor approval, and once they got the green-light, Henry couldn't be happier.
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Initially, some visitors to the site will see the new page, while others will still be directed to the current donor page, so Direct Relief can assess donor preferences and fine-tune the tool, Mr. Morain said.
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The way these researchers tackled this problem was by attaching the blood vessels of the donor rat's head to the blood vessels of a third rat whose circulation kept blood flowing continuously to the donor rat's brain.
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When I heard that she needed a donor, I thought, 'Why not?
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She added that in some cases, patients and donor families do meet.
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These are either grown clone bodies or donor bodies, nearly totally organic.
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So we have a donor that gives us really good dog food.
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" I'll say, "By the way, he's got siblings and he's donor-conceived.
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This pile-up is also waylaying Owen and the golden blood donor.
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Taroli and his husband started out with 18 eggs from their donor.
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Instead, he's shown just how incredibly powerful small-donor fundraising can be.
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D'Souza pleaded guilty to using a "straw donor" to make the donation.
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To register as a potential bone marrow donor, please visit www.dkms.org/en.
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"DO NOT CONGRATULATE" is what it says on my organ donor card.
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Candidates need to meet a donor threshold to qualify for the debates.
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Many of its donor agreements with colleges are still kept closely guarded.
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Bob Menendez off the hook for taking lavish favors from another donor.
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But most of the GOP donor class still views Bannon with skepticism.
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She said she is far from a Trump supporter or potential donor.
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The DNC said it would drop the donor threshold for the Feb.
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Trump, in general right now, "is a tough sell," the donor said.
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"Please buy Maxx a steak," says a comment from one GoFundMe donor.
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"It was Michael's wish to be an organ donor," the video reads.
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This includes million-dollar Trump donor and Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.
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Patients need to be matched with a donor, which can take time.
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Here's where you can find its editorial independence and donor transparency policies.
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Particularly, Buttigieg's sincere approach is generating enthusiasm among the Democratic donor class.
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The Indiana governor is unique in the breadth of his donor connections.
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Ava and John Ben would be receiving kidneys from a single donor.
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" He noted that the organs were likely given by an "adolescent donor.
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"We were on the putting green," Damgard, a Republican donor, told CNN.
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After all the testing and assessments they accepted him as a donor.
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If the funds are not delivered, GoFundMe offers a donor protection guarantee.
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Taking patients off the donor list is not something we take lightly.
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It is the second biggest aid-donor to the country after America.
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The strategy comes at a time when donor-advised funds are growing.
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Some schemes are abolished or run down when donor money dries up.
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Typically, it takes a child 86 days to find a donor liver.
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Growing life-saving organs Currently, there's a worldwide shortage of donor organs.
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Many have been talking of donor and volunteer fatigue throughout the summer.
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They hope that they'll eventually find a donor who can help Asaya.
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But it is taking flight among some in the party's donor class.
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It also shows the stranglehold Trump has on the Republican donor class.
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I feel like most of them probably know what a donor is.
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Much of the party's donor class has already given up on Trump.
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Becoming a donor takes minutes and can be done on your phone.
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To her surprise, she received $3,500 from a single donor: Forrest Fenn.
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Regardless of age, a donor must also weigh more than 110 pounds.
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The European Union and Afghanistan will host a donor conference on Oct.
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Trump slams &apostotal joke&apos Koch brothers , taking on mega-donor network.
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It's the year of the woman candidate, woman voter and woman donor.
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One needs a prescription from the baby's doctor to receive donor milk.
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Read This Next: How to Persuade Someone to Become an Organ Donor
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Beal, the super PAC's sole donor, declined to comment through a representative.
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Humanitarian groups fear donor fatigue is weighing on efforts to meet requirements.
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Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein has been a major donor to Democratic candidates.
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Hazlehurst expects that the donor network will build through word of mouth.
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The organization also counts the value of services in its donor rolls.
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Texas trial lawyer and prominent Democratic donor Steve Mostyn added $0003 million.
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Saudi Arabia has been a major donor to aid appeals for Yemen.
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His outreach helped more than 50 cancer patients find their donor matches.
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But Miniutti says recurring donations benefit both the donor and the recipient.
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Doug watches Sean calling up Meredith Lee about the Moretti donor story.
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Moreover, Saudi Arabia is the largest donor of humanitarian aid to Yemen.
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I walk through the reason we picked our donor, why I carried.
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Castro met the donor threshold but did not receive any qualifying polls.
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The donor can even choose the child from a list of photographs.
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It could be something totally unrelated to the alleged straw donor scheme.
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Wisconsin Next PAC has received funding from Wisconsin billionaire donor Diane Hendricks.
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Per campaign finance rules, the Trump campaign can accept $5,400 per donor.
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Besides investing, Fieler is known as a donor to conservative political causes.
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Gardner has also been a regular attendee at the group's donor retreats.
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After that, she receives a uterus and cervix transplant from the donor.
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The pillow entrepreneur has been a major donor to the Trump campaign.
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Most campaigns will find it impossible to meet the 203,000-donor threshold.
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He's also become a prominent donor and fundraiser for the Republican Party.
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Her donor base and fund-raising style is out of another era.
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This year, the donor states cut their funding for the summer programs.
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Two other candidates, Gabbard and Williamson, have also met the donor requirements.
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Did the donor receive something of value in exchange for the donation?
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The donor was Michael Usry Sr., a contractor living near Jackson, Mississippi.
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Anyone can locate the "donor," including the donor's name and mailing address.
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Ryals, 26, signed up to be a bone marrow donor in college.
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Just 21% who said a candidate's donor count should be a factor.
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Campaign financial disclosures show Stone is also a political donor of Pruitt.
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GOP mega-donor Todd Ricketts was tapped last week as Wynn's replacement.
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Rockwell Schnabel, an influential Republican donor from California, is the perfect example.
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Most of their largest gifts, however, come after a wealthy donor dies.
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The Washington Post: Little known GOP mega-donor sets tone for primaries.
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Gabbard, who has also met the donor requirement, needs two more surveys.
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Her son, Brandon, was a match and volunteered to be a donor.
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"That's an odd measurable," she said bluntly of the 65,000-donor threshold.
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In those cases, the actual sperm donor is unknown, the statement says.
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Now I say I was lucky enough to be my brother's donor.
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"These are specifically excluded from the standard organ donor consent," Klassen says.
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"Trump doesn't like his people to look weak," a donor tells Politico.
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Estébanez remembers one patient who said he wanted to be a donor.
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But transporting a donor organ in time can be a real challenge.
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The money is distributed evenly to candidates, unless the donor specifies otherwise.
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But it's unclear how close he is to reaching the donor benchmark.
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She needed an emergency heart transplant, and Tom was an organ donor.
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Notably absent from the donor roll, though, were Mount Pleasant's evangelical churches.
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A project receives a $22.3 million gift from an anonymous American donor.
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Hillary Clinton and the Obamas condemned Mr. Weinstein, a longtime Democratic donor.
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The donor who organized the food distribution has not been publicly identified.
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At one point a private donor even offered a $1 million reward.
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One longtime donor diverted his donation from Berlin to Essen, she said.
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The United States is the largest donor of funds for contraception globally.
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For the most part, our donor class is simply indifferent to journalism.
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The report did not mention where the donor meeting will take place.
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It was bare, but another donor had offered furniture, sheets and towels.
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They should be ashamed to even have this donor on the website.
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What a blood supply really wants is a donor who comes back.
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Tom Steyer, Tulsi Gabbard, and Marianne Williamson all met the donor requirement.
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It's not ideological; Chuck is just mad he lost his top donor.
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Hosted by a Philadelphia-area donor who did the same for Mrs.
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Mozambique's longstanding status as a donor darling is now far from secure.
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For distribution purposes, the donor areas are configured into 11 larger regions.
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Like Facebook, but for fifth cousins, adoptive mothers and sperm-donor dads.
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With no other viable donor source available, Jocelyn died awaiting a transplant.
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"A donor can say I want to support 'X' school," says Smith.
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If donor doors close, a campaign's ability to continue functioning closes, too.
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He announced earlier this month that he had met the donor threshold.
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"I would just love to see you more," the donor told Biden.
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In addition to being a generous donor, he was an outspoken one.
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Phillip Hancock became just the seventh foreign organ donor in China's history.
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But once he became the nominee, he quickly embraced the donor world.
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GIFTS: He has been a donor to the Guggenheim Museum since 2002.
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Bernie Sanders, whose small-dollar donor army is unmatched in the primary.
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Tom Steyer: The billionaire Democratic donor has decided to enter the arena.
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But the former vice president played the small-donor game well, too.
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The United States has long been the largest donor to the WFP.
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Claire, who understood the importance of organ donation, was a donor herself.
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Mr. Sondland has been a big Republican donor for a long time.
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Steyer cleared the donor threshold earlier this week, his campaign said. Sen.
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Mr. Ryan's ideas have always resonated with the corporate Republican donor class.
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An anonymous donor posted enough money for Flowers to be set free.
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Allen's knowledge of Buttigieg's donor world is helping VoteVets raise big money.
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I did not want to write that I had used donor eggs.
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The FDA will not enforce certain donor eligibility rules for autologous use.
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The operating environment is not an easy one for the donor community.
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Donor-funded clinics and vaccines are the world's best defence against Ebola.
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Then the donor tried "For our friends," and the donation sailed through.
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And sure, Kushner is the son of a once prominent Democratic donor.
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Andrew Yang has also publicly said he's cleared the raised donor threshold.
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Weinstein, a prominent Democratic donor, has been a critic of the NRA.
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It's not the establishment you are screwing with your donor-induced stubbornness.
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Johnson was a major Trump donor and was appointed by the president.
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Mercer's father, billionaire Republican donor Robert Mercer, provided funding for Cambridge Analytica.
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No donor, no corporation will own my campaign or bias my vote.
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Booker and Castro have reached donor thresholds for debates, but not polling.
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"It worries me, it really does," Republican mega-donor Fred Malek said.
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AWLA said a "generous donor" has already paid off his adoption fees.
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Another top Clinton donor, Haim Saban, was also involved in the talks.
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"We really should be kicking their asses," one longtime Democratic donor said.
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If the funds are not delivered, GoFundMe offers a donor protection guarantee.
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Donor fatigue following the Syria and Rohingya tragedies may also have contributed.
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Owner Bill Foley had been a top donor to then-Rep. Zinke.
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So far, at least 11 candidates have met the new donor requirement.
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The party has built a powerful national small-donor fund-raising base.
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Robert Mercer was an early donor to a super PAC backing Ward.
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Hahn has been a Republican donor, according to Federal Election Commission records.
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Another donor, the author Steven Gillis, paid Black's outstanding $1,800 orthodontist bill.
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Cicig's European donor countries and other governments strongly denounced the commission's expulsion.
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Trump said he even converted one opponent to a $10 million donor.
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An anonymous donor is covering the percentage required for Mr. Flowers's release.
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"I hope Revel users have signed their organ donor cards," Ritz joked.
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The DNC declined to provide details on doors knocked or donor numbers.
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These concerns create a barrier to effective donor identification, the report acknowledges.
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Read This Next: Four Ways We Can Shorten the Organ Donor Waitlist
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One cycle of in vitro treatment with donor eggs costs around $30,000.
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The second time around, we used Bryan's sperm with an egg from a second egg donor and we used my sperm with an egg from our original egg donor so our twins, Hanalei and Chelsie, look completely different.
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According to Gift of Life, an organization that facilitates donor registration, there were 3,000 requests for online kits from people looking to see if they were a donor match for him within the 24 hours following Kardashian's ask.
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"Donor milk is now a covered benefit through Medicaid and Medicaid Managed Care plans for babies in the NICU, and we work individually on getting reimbursement for donor milk for sick babies who are outpatients," Bouchet-Horwitz says.
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If you might be considering "bunch" investing in this way, here are answers to some common questions about donor-advised funds: Q. When is the deadline for contributing to a donor-advised fund for a 2017 tax deduction?
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The setting may have been serene, but Mr. Biden was hard at work as he dialed donor after donor in the run-up to his campaign, relying upon his decades of political connections and his characteristic personal touch.
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George Soros, the billionaire hedge fund manager and a major Democratic donor, has given $18 billion to his Open Society Foundations, one of the largest transfers of wealth ever made by a private donor to a single foundation.
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Donor-advised funds are popular among the wealthy, with Fidelity Charitable, the largest purveyor of such funds, receiving more "donations" than any other charity, while six of the top 10 fund-raising charities were donor-advised fund sponsors.
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A New York Times analysis of donor and polling data shows that Representative Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii has met the donor threshold for qualification and is within two polls of meeting the polling criteria for the October debates.
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The one-time largest donor to the Republican party in Massachusetts has become a leading Democratic donor, and he laid out his issues with the Trump administration to The New York Times ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.
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The tool, dubbed CodeCarbonCopy (CCC), works by comparing the execution of both the new software and the "donor" software, and then updating things like variable names and data representations in the donor code to the new host code.
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Researchers looked at the top 20 websites with information about living-donor and deceased-donor kidney transplants, and they found that most sites required at least a college-level reading ability, according to the report in Clinical Kidney Journal.
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In an example sent to BuzzFeed News, the group in an email the length of two pages, thanks the donor for his or her contribution, reminds the donor it is monthly, and elaborates on why grassroots support is important.
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Other treatments included some 5,600 donor insemination cycles - where donor sperm is placed directly into the womb - largely among patients with a female or no partner, and 1,463 egg freezing cycles by women wishing to have a child later.
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"If we had one hundred dollars to spend and we wanted to spend ten of it on persuasion, but we weren't that arbitrary donor threshold yet, we had to spend it on the donor," one senior campaign aide said.
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Amy Klobuchar has met the polling requirement but not the donor threshold, while businessman Andrew Yang and former HUD Secretary Julián Castro have exceeded the donor threshold but not yet registered at 2% or higher in enough qualifying polls.
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One donor to us helps about four medical students or more, and they estimate that one student will see about 40,000 patients in their lifetime if they become a physician, so that one donor affects an estimated 160,000 people.
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It would be harvesting eggs and putting them into a donor -- that would be the situation if I were going to do it and figure out who the donor is going to be and a surrogate carrying the baby.
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Upon retiring, it is practically de rigueur these days for members of Congress to complain about the endless "dialing for dollars" they have to do as part of running for reelection — calling up donor after donor, begging for money.
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China has replaced the United States as Cambodia's biggest single donor by far.
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The biggest donor in May was Fred Eychaner, a Chicago-based media mogul.
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We thought about plan B: Should we adopt or use a sperm donor?
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Essentially, it starts with a pre-screened donor who delivers a healthy stool.
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"Everything went smoothly and as expected for both donor and recipient," it added.
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He was a major donor to leading Republican politicians, including former Florida Gov.
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"It is expensive to raise substantial amounts in small donor contributions," he said.
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Steyer has become the top donor to Democrats in the 2018 election cycle.
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Student-led group Transparent GMU sought details of donor agreements with the foundation.
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The donor pool is polarized, and candidates will go where the money is.
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Gulf countries, once an important donor, haven&apost offered any funding this year.
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Kranepool, 73, has been outspoken about his search for a potential kidney donor.
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Meanwhile, other researchers continue to explore new ways to expand the donor pool.
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Q. Can a donor designate their body for research on a specific disease?
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She says the all-powerful zombie donor is a relatively new American phenomenon.
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In Wyoming, a crowded race that included Republican mega-donor Foster Friess — a.k.a.
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Alexander Temerko is a British energy industrialist, politician and leading Conservative Party donor.
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"Oh god," the donor said after he'd heard the news of the protests.
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The details: Donor information was not exposed during the attack, per the officials.
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He's a political donor who cut large checks to pro-Trump super PACs.
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Decades of Palestinian corruption, mismanagement, and obstructionism have bred frustration and donor fatigue.
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The payment will not come from tuition or donor funds, said the university.
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They have embryos from their donor that they are paying to keep frozen.
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Trump distanced himself from his donor and ambassador, saying he hardly knew Sondland.
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"It's very sad to lose someone with his incredible knowledge," the donor said.
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"They don't even want the appearance of a donor ask," said one source.
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"Obviously we want a donor but that doesn't change my thinking," says Sean.
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Stacking depends upon using irrevocable trusts, for which the donor gives up control.
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He could easily have gotten himself onto the stage with the donor requirements.
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The donation comes from an anonymous donor and spans from 1956 to 2008.
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The name of that billionaire and big donor to progressive causes stirred growls.
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Her 21994 book, "Love Brought Me Back," chronicled the search for a donor.
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Except for the donor class, he won't ask us for cash or credit.
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Wang also has been a donor to the Clinton foundation, pledging $2 million.
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For the past several years, both parties have heavily courted tech donor money.
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Yet many in the donor class see problems with all of their options.
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Cory Booker, former national intelligence director James Clapper, and Democratic donor Tom Steyer.
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But it also reflects an effort for more efficiency among the donor class.
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One of his newest supporters, longtime Republican donor Foster Friess, echoed Trump's skepticism.
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However, in that case, the woman received a uterus from a living donor.
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But Mr. Sanders's small-dollar donor base has allowed him to outspend Mrs.
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Now they have a problematic donor of their own: casino magnate Steve Wynn.
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She was conceived with donor sperm and her biological father had three degrees.
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Heart transplantation is the best option, but there's a shortage of donor organs.
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Soros is a progressive donor and the target of right-wing conspiracy theories.
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Actress Francia Raísa, who's been friends with Gomez for years, was her donor.
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I fill out the donor forms and email them to the program director.
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Bone marrow donor registries are crucial for patients with blood cancers like Adam's.
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Customers can gain "exclusive access" by buying out a donor for €12,000-30,000.
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The free-donor base for plasma cannot be readily switched on or off.
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There are still many more patients awaiting transplant than there are donor organs.
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Pritzker is a longtime Democratic donor who backed Clinton for president in 2016.
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But he attributed the success more directly to Ryan's broad national donor base.
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A donor-advised fund is a philanthropic vehicle established at a public charity.
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If you like the idea, you can fill out a donor form (PDF).
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To every volunteer, supporter, and donor who worked your heart out: Thank you.
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Selena posted this pic post-surgery of her and kidney donor Francia Raisa.
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The donor Corvette also provided the suspension components, steering column, and braking system.
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I'll fly one donor out to the Terminator set to hang with me.
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The Smithsonian's pair came to the organization in 1979 from an anonymous donor.
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It also brought us a $300,000 donor -- all because of the CNN piece.
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"It is on the donor to accurately report their titles," Ford told CNN.
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The organ shortage mostly has to do with changes in the donor pool.
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And, hypothetically, what about synthetic human meat, grown without a genetic human donor?
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But the donor threshold was rarely what determined whether candidates made the stage.
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Bloomberg Philanthropies is a donor to the National Press Club and the NPCJI.
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His administration also helped a major RGA donor from the lottery industry, GTECH.
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Trump's small-dollar donor operation is a larger part of his fundraising apparatus.
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And the wealthier the donor, the more conservative they were likely to be.
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The donor doesn't care about me, he just wants to get his money.
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The uterus is then removed from the donor and transplanted into the recipient.
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The United States is the biggest donor to the U.N.'s peacekeeping operations.
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Feeling inspired, CoCo attends the donor event with her natural curls on display.
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You may also want to consider opening a donor-advised fund, Bera said.
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She strenuously denied that she has ever been bought by a political donor.
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The chairman of the RHC is Republican donor and businessman Shalabh "Shalli" Kumar.
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While the nonprofit is named as the donor, the original source is shielded.
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But look for outside donor groups to ante up big time, he added.
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Innovations like these can make a big difference for people seeking a donor.
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Not long ago, he was New England's top donor to the Republican Party.
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A major Republican donor who gave more than $2 million to Missouri Gov.
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Weinstein has long been a Clinton donor with ties to the political family.
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The pitfalls Like any investment, the value of a donor advised fund fluctuates.
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"Ultimately, donor advised funds are a way to give to charity," he says.
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Organize has been working with the Nevada Donor Network to test its registry.
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Billionaire Democratic donor Tom Steyer has also called for Trump to be impeached.
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Blood donations saved his life, so he pledged to become a blood donor.
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The donor, David Humphreys, has also supported Hawley and many other Missouri Republicans.
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As a result of two stipulations, black people effectively languished on donor lists.
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Cuomo has encouraged his vast donor network to back the former vice president.
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Veale didn't want to lose out on the opportunity of a potential donor.
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Veale decided to add Broadman to the donor pool to start a chain.
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"The voucher capitalizes on donor-recipient pairs who are chronologically incompatible," Veale said.
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The vouchers are all coordinated through the National Kidney Registry's living donor databases.
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And Betsy DeVos, a longtime GOP mega-donor, is now secretary of Education.
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And GOP mega-donor Richard Uihlein has poured in millions to boost Nicholson.
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But in 2012, she matched with another registered donor: Tufani's mother, Flora Brown.
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Tufani is always encouraging people to sign up to be an organ donor.
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On Monday an explosive was found at Democratic mega-donor George Soros's home.
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It's less clear, though, how deeply it would alienate the party's donor base.
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"They basically do everything," says Gloria Li, the Asia specialist for Donor Concierge.
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An anonymous donor who gave $20 million requested the renaming of the school.
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"We are a lot more hesitant to be a donor," Chelsea told TIME.
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An anonymous donor is providing free lunches to kids during the holiday break.
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Someone who is always good for a few pints is a UNIVERSAL DONOR.
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Most of that money came from a single donor, Philadelphia trader Jeffrey Yass.
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Yet, we know the blood donor of today is the lifesaver of tomorrow.
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Democratic donor George Soros, which was a recurring theme on Bowers's social media
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People involved with the committee told the newspaper that they vetted every donor.
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Indeed, Democratic billionaire donor Tom Steyer just announced his "Need to Impeachment" initiative.
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There was, however, one potential way to interest Mr. Obama in donor maintenance.
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The disease can also be spread through blood transfusions from an infected donor.
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"In the fund-raising community, you call this donor maintenance," Mr. Fitton said.
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Henry announced Sunday on "Fox & Friends Weekend" that he'd be a living donor.
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He also serves on several philanthropy boards and is an active political donor.
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He had already disclosed his work for Trump and GOP donor Elliott Broidy.
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"I think we're past that," said Alan Patricof, a longtime donor to Mrs.
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One piece of guidance Democrats have blasted limits the disclosure of donor information.
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If you need more hand-holding, you could consider a donor-advised fund.
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For some of these groups, ExxonMobil would become the single largest corporate donor.
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Billionaire Democratic donor Haim Saban praised the party's presidential candidates before slamming Sen.
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He says the corporate world and a rich donor class fund Clinton's campaign.
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Interestingly, one well-known political donor — Charles Koch — did not make the list.
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"My options were to pick a donor out of a book," she said.
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Donor countries also have an important role to play, especially the United States.
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The one thing donor nations should demand is accountability for use of funds.
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He recently collaborated on a paper about egg donor recruitment and risk disclosure.
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The reframe: Becoming an organ donor actually protects you against pre-death harvesting.
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Sanders has also disavowed any high-dollar private events and any donor perks.
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That said, Klassen stresses that each donor is carefully assessed with standardized testing.
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If I'm a registered donor, does my family still have to give consent?
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Read This Next: You Have Zero Excuses to Not Be an Organ Donor
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"I have been waiting for a donor for months now," she told Broadly.
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Another two years of treatment, another two miscarriages — one with a donor egg!
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Its title is 'Gracias por ser donante'—thank you for being a donor.
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There is already one donor at the $1,000 Big Red Ultimate Fan level.
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There's a sense that the establishment and donor class don't take analytics seriously.
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Trump donor Robert Bazyk, the CEO of a security company in Hartford, Conn.
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Biden bundlers saw increased donor interest in backing his campaign after the result.
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Much like Trump's, Heritage's constituency is equal parts donor class and populist base.
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New York has the lowest rate of organ donor registration in the country.
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The mood in the Biden camp is, as one donor put it, euphoric.
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Dozens of donor nations and aid agencies were invited but no Rohingya refugees.
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A donor gave 1,000 liters of fuel to a hospital for its generator.
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He is his brother's keeper, a bone marrow donor, but the transplant fails.
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I am proud to be a donor when I contribute to a campaign.
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To get around this, Dr. Umashankar said they relied on an egg donor.
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The law makes Indiana one of the few states to regulate donor conception.
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The price per new donor, she said, could soar as high as $2000.
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Other samples from the same donor were tested after the patients got sick.
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Another Vancouver woman claims her child was also born with the same donor.
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There's new vocabulary: "diblings" have a single sperm donor father but different mothers.
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The donor who has given $20 a month for more than 20 years.
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"Maybe the kids will meet him at 18, the donor," Ms. Suleman said.
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Its donor rolls overlap substantially with those of the Clintons' campaigns and foundation.
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And for some of the candidates, the small-donor donations are adding up.
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The Rojases could not find a compatible donor for a bone-marrow transplant.
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He said the EU would host a donor conference on June 29-30.
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He is also a major right-wing political donor of rather flexible morality.
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Instead, Republicans push tax plans that overwhelmingly benefit their donor and executive class.
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We don't have like a donor who is donating just for this purpose.
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Or you're the child of a sperm donor and have 150 half siblings.
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The dates of those small-donor contributions are not known, given IRS regulations.
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Jay Inslee's campaign said Monday that he had hit the 26.1,000-donor threshold.
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"At first, he said, 'Take my donor to meet Mickey,'" she told CNN.
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Mr. Cuomo's donor-appointees span the state's vast network of boards and authorities.
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Modern Love A former sperm donor, searching online, finds both offspring and love.
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The EU will host a donor event on June 29-30, Borrell said.
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As a general matter, promised gifts are not enforceable after the donor dies.
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What he has not been, up until now, is a major Trump donor.
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If the work goes to a museum, the donor gets the full deduction.
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Clinton also pardoned fugitive Marc Rich whose former wife was a Clinton donor.
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"There's no question that Bloomberg isn't helping them," said one major Democratic donor.
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No one could tell me when donor premiums began or who started them.
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Turkey has been a major donor to Somalia following a famine in 2011.
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The donor could pay $20183,000 less in taxes based on a $20,000 donation.
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I saw no plaque reminding me to thank a generous donor for it.
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" Another Democratic donor said in an interview that Patrick falls under "something different.
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Each donor is reportedly expected to give a minimum of $108,000 to participate.
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Steve Bullock (D-Mont.) failed to meet polling and donor thresholds to participate.
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Hohn is a longtime climate activist and major donor to climate-focused organizations.
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He has garnered attention by becoming a mega-donor to Republican Party politicians.
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But he parted ways with them on preserving the law's donor-disclosure requirements.
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Once a donor became available, Jennifer underwent transplantation surgery to receive the organ.
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We chat about social media KPIs, donor retention, and the upcoming tax season.
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They depend on the National Marrow Donor Program®/Be The Match®.
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"He wants an immigration policy that makes sense for America," the donor said.
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And what motivation would the Owsley Museum have to question its titular donor?
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It turns out Mr. Fernando was a major donor to the Clinton Foundation.
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"ActBlue's systems, servers and donor information is, was and remains secure," she wrote.
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Body brokers like Donor Services are also known as non-transplant tissue banks.
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"Do your research," Coffina said in the statement referring to future donor causes.
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In 2016 and 2017, the foundation received just $5,477 from a single donor.
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Democratic mega-donor and environmental activist Tom Steyer is also considering a bid.
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Users are not referred to by their names, but by a donor number.
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"I'm fine if a donor had sex in exchange for money," Claire quipped.
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China is by far the biggest donor to Cambodia and its biggest investor.
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Perhaps some prominent conservative donor will publicly commit to backing anti-Trump Republicans.
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You, as the donor, are responsible for reporting and paying the gift tax.
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He benefited from an enormous donor base built during his 2018 Senate bid.
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Harrison already knew that her parents used a sperm donor to conceive her.
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She must also clear a donor threshold of 200,000 contributors for December, however.
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POLITICO's unofficial tally is based off tracking of public polling and donor information.
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"He rubs people up the wrong way," the mega-donor said of Brock.
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She's also passionate about heart-disease prevention, and is a regular blood donor.
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A presidential candidate can only accept up to $5,400 from an individual donor.
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This is a cash offering to the gods of the Republican donor class.
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Trump mega-donor Robert Mercer was also a major funder of the firm.
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Formerly, candidates had to meet a certain donor threshold to take the stage.
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This source noted that the donor was hoping to see that trend continue.
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After meeting with several neuroscientists, the donor focused his giving on autism research.
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"He just loves going after Arnold," one donor who heard the speech said.
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Lucas is an Indiana native and a big donor to Trump and Pence.
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As an alumni and donor, you won't be seeing anymore of my money.
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She's a billionaire Republican donor who has given money to 17 sitting senators.
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Now that the crisis has subsided, donor accountability has become a larger issue.
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Earlier this year the United States, long its biggest donor, had slashed funding.
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"I was severely disappointed and have blasted Ted and his team in emails for the idiotic selfish stance he has taken," said Doug Deason, a major donor to Cruz from Texas who has now become a major donor to Trump.
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Epstein was listed on a guest roster at a DNC donor event in 1995 at the Palm Beach, Florida, home of billionaire political donor Ronald Perelman, which included the likes of President Bill Clinton, singer Jimmy Buffett and actor Don Johnson.
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As for buyers of sperm, many head for jurisdictions where waiting times and prices are lower or the level of testing or information about the donor greater, or because restrictive rules at home prevent them from receiving donor sperm altogether.
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"It hasn't historically been the easiest thing to do in a donor-advised fund because one of the nuances of a donor-advised fund is you want liquidity for grant making," said Rene Paradis, chief operating officer at National Philanthropic Trust.
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Though many high-level celebrities proudly celebrate their mixed race heritage, organizations supporting the U.S. donor registry, Be the Match, such as the Asian American Donor Program of California, have difficulty attracting their attention and, most importantly, their massive followings.
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Bossie had his own set of contacts in the Republican donor and media world, from Bannon to the big-donor Mercer family of New York to Corey Lewandowski, Trump's first campaign manager, who Bossie reportedly introduced to Trump in 2014.
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The GOP donor class has until now suppressed populist candidates The GOP donor class has done a very good job of channeling the types of Republicans who get into office by controlling flows of campaign money, working closely with party leaders.
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If a donor is on the fence, perhaps simply because he is considering other projects, no one wants their policy paper or strongly worded comment on a panel to be the thing that nudges the donor to the other side.
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Given the extent of Trump's grassroots support and small-dollar donor base, his outside group has the potential to rival such organizations as the conservative donor network painstakingly built over many years by the billionaire brothers Charles and David Koch.
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Unlike similar research being conducted in the US, the Cleveland Clinic differs in that the transplanted uterus must come from a deceased donor rather than living in order to "eliminate risk" to a living donor, according to the press release.
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"Xytex had a commercial motive to sell Aggeles's sperm, and it pursued that motive by promoting and selling the sperm of Donor #9623 irrespective of whether or not he was a suitable sperm donor," the lawsuit says, according to Postmedia.
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All donor patients would have to be tested to confirm that they are not at risk of transmitting the virus, and they must also qualify as a blood donor under the existing rules in place by state and federal agencies.
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Patients at for-profit facilities were 64% less likely to get on a transplant waiting list, 56% less likely to get a transplant from a deceased donor and 48% less likely to receive a kidney transplant from a living donor.
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The group includes Robert Johnson, the founder of Black Entertainment Television; longtime Democratic donor and former Ambassador to Portugal Elizabeth Frawley Bagley; and Chris Korge, a prolific donor to the Clintons and the co-chair of Miami Beach's 2020 convention efforts.
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A major donor to Mayor Bill de Blasio pleaded guilty to using campaign contributions as bribes to buy better treatment at City Hall — and yet the mayor, who took the money and aided the donor, was not charged with a crime.
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The recipient of a living kidney gains about 10 years of life, on average; deceased donor kidneys — which are much more common, making up 61.8 percent of kidney transplants in 2016 — last about half as long as living donor kidneys.
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All this suggests that donor governments should improve their bidding procedures and contract management.
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Another source of donor organs is rooted in the opioid epidemic sweeping the nation.
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Mooser recruited Susan Sarandon, a donor to Artists for Peace and Justice, to narrate.
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So far, Booker hasn't attracted a large donor base and is polling below 21%.
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The donor pool must include at least 227 people in each of 230 states.
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A deceased donor provided the entire penis, scrotum (without testicles), and partial abdominal wall.
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Gomez also opened up about her kidney donor, her longtime friend, actress Francia Raisa.
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Having Sanders in the race would generate donor interest from Trump critics outside Arkansas.
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If an egg donor program is needed, that will add around $20,000 to $30,000.
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Then, last October, he got the call that there was a donor for him.
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They cannot accept more than $2,800 from a single donor during the primary race.
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Spade ran a successful pilot program in Seattle using six donor bodies last year.
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Both children were born in Canada using an egg donor and a surrogate mother.
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But stem cell transplants are not always possible, for example, due to donor availability.
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China is by far the biggest single donor to Cambodia and its biggest investor.
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Candidates are limited to collecting $2,800 from a single donor during the primary process.
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So the vials I bought for $250 are now $800, with the same donor.
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Poizner, a former Silicon Valley executive, was a top donor to Kasich in 2016.
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She found Helena, almost dead, and needs a compatible donor for a blood transfusion.
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That's an idea that has been pushed by at least one major Cruz donor.
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Campaign and party officials say they expect donor interest to immediately pick up afterward.
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