"You get your surrogate attorney, you get your surrogate broker," Kardashian explains.
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"The rat is a surrogate for him, the crow is a surrogate for him, and the sculptures are a surrogate for Mudman," Mr. Klein said.
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Epshteyn led the White House's television surrogate operations and was a campaign surrogate himself.
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While Henry got a scene with his surrogate father, Philip got one with the Jenningses surrogate son, Tuan.
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A few months after their surrogate miscarried with their last embryo, the surrogate became pregnant with her own child.
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He served as a surrogate for Obama for America in 2008 and was a surrogate for Correct the Record in 2016.
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The total cost of having surrogate was $140,000, which goes to the agency that matches you, legal fees, the surrogate herself, and other expenses.
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PEOPLE previously reported that Kim and Kanye had hired a surrogate in June and earlier this month it was revealed that the surrogate was pregnant.
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Instead, the user argued that Chicago "would either look MORE like Kanye or the surrogate mother," as she was carried to term by a surrogate.
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She suspected that being a surrogate for a woman might become emotionally fraught and was most interested in being a surrogate for a gay couple.
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The baby monkeys overwhelmingly favored the embrace of the cloth surrogate, even when the wire mother was the only surrogate that held a bottle of milk.
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Recently, the reality TV mogul shared that she used a "surrogate therapist" to help facilitate communication with her surrogate while preparing for the birth of Chicago.
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In most of the US, average comp for a first-time surrogate is $25K, reaching $30K+ for an experienced surrogate, although those numbers are quickly rising.
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Most Saudis view it as a war of necessity; Prince Mohammed could not accept a surrogate of Hezbollah, itself an Iran surrogate, on his southern border.
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For the medicines cleared for sale based on surrogate markers, 90 percent of the studies published after they went on sale also used surrogate markers of disease.
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From a former Clinton fundraiser and surrogate -- ouch: "The best thing she could do is disappear," said the surrogate, who played an active role at the convention.
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As we've pointed out before, using a surrogate is already a high-risk option, and if Kardashian chose to do so, her surrogate will soon be under intense scrutiny.
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In this instance we would call the woman a "gestational" surrogate to denote that the surrogate is carrying the child but is not its genetic mother — that would be Vergara.
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PEOPLE previously reported that the reality star mom, 36, and husband Kanye West had hired a surrogate in June, and earlier this month, sources confirmed that the surrogate is pregnant.
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PEOPLE previously reported that the reality star mom and husband Kanye West had hired a surrogate in June and earlier this month it was revealed that the surrogate was pregnant.
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He reveals how their surrogate experienced a heartbreaking miscarriage in 2015, halting the couple's plan, and making both they and their surrogate take time to grieve over the unexpected situation.
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PEOPLE previously reported that the reality star mom and husband Kanye West had hired a surrogate in June and earlier this month it was revealed that the surrogate was pregnant.
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The couple didn't use a surrogate therapist for their fourth child, 8-month-old Psalm — who was also delivered via surrogate — because Kardashian "knew the drill" by then, she says.
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"Kim and Kanye have been incredibly involved in the surrogate process," the source says, noting that Kardashian West has been "super adamant" in ensuring the surrogate sticks to a healthy diet.
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PEOPLE previously reported that the reality star mom, 36, and husband Kanye West had hired a surrogate in June and earlier this month it was revealed that the surrogate is pregnant.
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Sanders has his own surrogate in the state — Rep.
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Kim and Kanye hire a surrogate to carry their child Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West have hired a surrogate to carry their third child, a source confirmed to PEOPLE on Wednesday.
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Counseling can be highly beneficial in parent-surrogate relationships, according to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists While the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) does not appear to have an official definition for the "surrogate therapist" term Kardashian West used, the committee does recommend the use of independent mental health counselors in parent-surrogate relationships.
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So Kim and Kanye have found a surrogate through an agency and agreed to pay the following: -- $45,000 in 10, $4,500 monthly installments -- If there are multiples, the surrogate gets $5k for each additional kid -- If the surrogate loses reproductive organs, she gets $4,000 Kim and Kanye are also required to deposit $68,850 with the agency.
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Trump's convention team is currently in the process of trying to refine Trump's message -- building out its surrogate team ahead of Cleveland under John Wagner, the deputy director of communications for surrogate media.
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The couple allegedly conducted another round of IVF, froze the resulting pre-embryos for later use in a surrogate, but their relationship ended before they could find a new surrogate to work with.
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"Kim and Kanye have been incredibly involved in the surrogate process," the September source said, noting that Kardashian West, 37, had been "super adamant" in ensuring the surrogate stuck to a healthy diet.
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Kimt and husband Kanye welcomed Chicago via surrogate in January.
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Trust your gut when it comes to picking a surrogate.
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They welcomed the baby, via surrogate, into the world today.
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Kourtney suggests talking to someone who has used a surrogate.
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Once Warren was the nominee, Pressley served as a surrogate.
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"Using a surrogate is not an unreasonable option," he said.
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Former Nevada Assemblywoman Lucy Flores (D), a surrogate for Sen.
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Gordon Humphrey, a former John Kasich surrogate, to Sunday's call.
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Some questioned how "voluntary" the surrogate mothers' participation had been.
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This could then be implanted into a surrogate to gestate.
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Suppose the surrogate decides she wants to have an abortion.
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The couple is also expecting a baby boy via surrogate.
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If I got a surrogate I would say I did!
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And if you've got $2,000, you can become a surrogate.
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In a shocking twist, Cecile offered to be their surrogate.
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But this time [with a surrogate] it will be different.
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Keith Ellison, a key surrogate for Sanders during the primary.
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Now, at 47, she's a surrogate again, pregnant with triplets.
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Cohen welcomed his first child via surrogate on Feb. 4.
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"He can't become the story," one Hillary Clinton surrogate said.
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Then, they implanted over 50 embryos into 18 surrogate monkeys.
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Clinton's program is starkly larger than Sanders' surrogate operation, too.
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Embryo transfers (essentially, surrogate pregnancy) have become almost standard practice.
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He has been an official surrogate for the Sanders campaign.
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I also lost my surrogate father on Christmas Eve, 1999.
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Benenson, like any good surrogate, tried to change the subject.
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Cecile Eledge said she "never hesitated" to become the surrogate.
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The celeb couple is expecting child No. 4, via surrogate.
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Traditional surrogacy involves the insemination of the surrogate with sperm.
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Sessions was an early backer and surrogate for Trump's campaign.
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Michael Flynn, a top Trump surrogate said in a statement.
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"People, they're treating me like a surrogate," says Di Domenico.
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Jonathan Tasini, a progressive strategist and national surrogate for Sen.
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Of course, Sessions isn't just a campaign surrogate for Trump.
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Sessions acted as an adviser and surrogate for the campaign.
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He sent a surrogate instead, former City Councilwoman Annabel Palma.
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In the meantime, they had new friends and surrogate grandparents.
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It also empowers Fiorina as a surrogate for the candidate.
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"It was a little like a surrogate family," he said.
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Victoria Dooley, a Sanders surrogate, also weighed in on Twitter.
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The surrogate does not twirl, but nonetheless steals the show.
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Without a message, it's hard to have a surrogate operation.
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Quinn's bout of extreme (surrogate) parenting has done the trick.
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Bernie Sanders, for whom Tlaib is a prominent campaign surrogate.
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His campaign made time for only one national surrogate: Biden.
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Every Christmas season, kindhearted New Yorkers enlist as surrogate Santas.
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He was also an early surrogate for Abrams' campaign. Sen.
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A traditional surrogate is implanted with embryos using her own eggs, but Taroli and Li opted for a gestational carrier, a surrogate who receives through in-vitro fertilization an embryo using somebody else's eggs.
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The poorer the surrogate (satellite images) is correlated with the actual exposure (light to eyes of women at night), the lower the estimate of risk will be from an epidemiological study that uses that surrogate.
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She and husband Chris, 33, welcomed Kaylee via surrogate last April.
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The superstars are expecting their fourth child , a son, via surrogate.
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This third man is Wei-guo, and he's the audience surrogate.
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Kourtney also highlights another potential advantage of using a surrogate: privacy.
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O'Zell was born via surrogate Shawna Johnson at 2:45 p.m.
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The trip to find a surrogate leads us to Paris Geller.
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The surrogate is better protected as well as the intended parents.
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"So is there an application for @KimKardashian surrogate?" one person asked.
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Scott Brown, a top Trump surrogate, was also making the rounds.
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Gordon: Obviously, a gestational carrier — a surrogate — would be another option.
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John Kasich's surrogate at the gathering, was greeted with polite applause.
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And how would I search for a surrogate in the apocalypse?
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I'm like the surrogate dad that is sitting there watching them.
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"Using a surrogate is not an unreasonable option," he told Kim.
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Kim & Kanye: Surrogate Dream TeamDonald Trump Frees UCLA Players In China?
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Wont the surrogate be the one that will produce the milk???
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Cohen welcomed his first child, Benjamin Allen, via surrogate on Feb.
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Pooja, as we'll call her, is a first-time surrogate mother.
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"They looked for a while before they found the perfect surrogate."
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Who gets to be the surrogate mom of Kim's third child?
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The Bravo host welcomed his son via surrogate on Feb. 4.
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Xavier Becerra, a California Democrat and active Clinton surrogate, told CNN.
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They are your surrogate hustlers, dedicated to getting you more exposure.
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Cohen welcomed Benjamin, his first child, via surrogate on Feb. 4.
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As a personality, Gore is a perplexing surrogate for millennial outreach.
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He hasn't served as a key Trump surrogate or policy adviser.
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Grace Meng, for example, is heading up a nationwide surrogate program.
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They are currently expecting their third child — a daughter — via surrogate.
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They looked for a while before they found the perfect surrogate.
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The couple's third child, Chicago, was born via surrogate as well.
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Trump doesn't have a single surrogate of this caliber or integrity.
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Surrogate city … Balderson has gotten endorsements from Trump and Ohio Gov.
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Now a surrogate for Warren, he is taking a measured tone.
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Many Catholics and conservatives feared the provision would encourage surrogate births.
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"There's no surrogate operation, no big picture narrative," one source said.
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Then a longtime friend offered to be a surrogate for Andrews.
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Jonathan Tasini was a national surrogate for Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign.
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Khloe kardashian is pregnant, Kylie is pregnant, kim has a surrogate.
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As a result ... the couple had to go with another surrogate.
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Sanders' wife, Jane, has also become a surrogate for the campaign.
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But with my second surrogate, I decided to disregard that rule.
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Cohen welcomed Benjamin, his first child, via surrogate on Feb. 4.
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The announcement was unexpected, as the baby was welcomed via surrogate.
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ChameleonMask recommends getting a surrogate who has a similar body type.
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Many of the events list "POTUS" or "VPOTUS" as the surrogate.
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That's when Andrea realized that she wanted to become a surrogate.
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"Narcos" isn't willing to abandon Murphy as an audience surrogate yet.
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Con: Carson has already proven to be a problematic surrogate. 5.
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Surrogates undergo strict screening It's not easy to become a surrogate.
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The embryo is then ready to be transferred to a surrogate.
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"I will serve as a surrogate throughout this campaign," she said.
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The couple is expecting their third child via surrogate this year.
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When children go astray, the police officer becomes a surrogate parent.
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The couple welcomed their daughter Chicago West via surrogate last January.
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The process of finding a surrogate can be challenging in itself.
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Lewis has been a key surrogate for Ossoff amongst black voters.
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Yael: Elliot is actually a really good unwitting surrogate older brother.
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And he has more influence as a candidate than a surrogate.
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Murphy describes Landgraf, his "Nip/Tuck" antagonist, as his surrogate father.
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The consent of the surrogate and her spouse are also required.
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One cultural surrogate that Wilson employs in this consideration is Othello.
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The two welcomed the baby boy via surrogate on May 9.
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One high-profile surrogate there told Insider "she's done" that night.
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Some had seen him on CNN as a surrogate for Trump.
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Kim and Kanye welcomed son Psalm via surrogate on May 10.
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Not everyone is convinced the surrogate armies will make a difference.
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It's unclear if the couple conceived via surrogate or possibly adopted.
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Clinton had apologized for something a surrogate had said about Obama.
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"I was just the introduction," said Boneta, a Trump campaign surrogate.
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Ties You, hello, waiting at Penn Station, are you my surrogate?
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Everyone, regardless of gender, is a surrogate; we mother each other.
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The mayor could be an important surrogate for Biden in California.
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Later, Wasil, as the eldest son, became the Taliban's surrogate target.
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Mike Flynn, a surrogate for the campaign, said in a statement.
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The pregnant woman was a surrogate mother for a successful businesswoman.
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The pregnant woman was a surrogate mother for a successful businesswoman.
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We are planning on having children in 2020 through a surrogate.
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They belong to your favorite obese surrogate father Papa John now.
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For most of his students, the gym became a surrogate family.
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It took six months, but I found a surrogate in Colorado — one of a handful of states that allow you to be a single mother, use a surrogate, and have your name on the birth certificate.
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After Carlson, there's Sean Hannity, who might be Trump's most loyal surrogate.
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Sanders attended the thrilling Game 7 with actor and surrogate Danny Glover.
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Salvini said the government would never contemplate surrogate pregnancies "or similar horrors".
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In general, 41% among all drug uses total showed a surrogate endpoint.
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Shayne has found a surrogate for the snuggles meant for his mom.
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Another team hires women, mainly from rural areas, to be surrogate mothers.
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The first is the time to find a match with a surrogate.
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PEOPLE confirmed the baby on the way via surrogate on Wednesday morning.
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Wade, 36, and Union announced Kaavia's birth via surrogate on Nov. 8.
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So Merck is aiming to have a biological child via a surrogate.
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He eventually became an occasional surrogate for Trump during the general election.
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Dina Titus (D-Nev.), a top Joe Biden surrogate in the state.
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She was a frequent Sanders surrogate for the duration of his campaign.
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The boy, whose name was not immediately disclosed, was delivered via surrogate.
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"She's done," the campaign surrogate told Insider in a text Tuesday night.
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It's a lot more than just a surrogate for the smartphone app.
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Sometimes it takes multiple transfers before a surrogate gets and stays pregnant.
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In exchange for $25,000, Moira was a surrogate for a British couple.
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Kardashian West and husband Kanye West welcomed Chicago via surrogate in January.
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Shortly after, he endorsed his formal rival, and became a campaign surrogate.
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"Thanks to a wonderful surrogate who is carrying my future," Cohen continued.
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And I'm so grateful to a wonderful surrogate that I'm working with.
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"Thanks to a wonderful surrogate who is carrying my future," he continued.
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The researchers had to use dozens of surrogate mothers for this study.
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Most of us are transplants and actively looking for a surrogate family.
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Becoming a parent through the use of a surrogate presents further challenges.
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But if you've got the cash, you can hire a Kondo surrogate.
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Kim, who welcomed her third child, daughter Chicago, via surrogate on Jan.
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He is now a surrogate for the president&aposs outside political efforts.
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"I hate the word surrogate cause what does that mean," she said.
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Kudlow had seemed an odd surrogate to sell Trump's protectionist economic policies.
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The couple is currently expecting their fourth child, a son, via surrogate.
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Knowing her pregnancy history, having a surrogate must be such a relief.
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That's when her twin sister Jill Noe stepped in as a surrogate.
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In theory, Bill Clinton should be the perfect surrogate for Hillary Clinton.
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Kim is expecting a new addition to her family too via surrogate.
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Party sources said Tajani was in pole position to be Berlusconi's surrogate.
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Key surrogate Rudy Giuliani invoked it during media appearances on Trump's behalf.
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The embryo would be implanted in a surrogate southern white, Ngulu said.
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But the Trump surrogate thinks he will emerge victorious on Election Day.
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Chris McDaniel, who had been Cruz's highest-profile surrogate in the state.
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Abedin was perhaps Clinton's closest aide, often described as a surrogate daughter.
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Epshteyn made only $30,0003 last year as a familiar Trump media surrogate.
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We have three other frozen embryos but we would need another surrogate.
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Jefferson's background as a doctor made her a compelling and powerful surrogate.
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She will be interviewed by Trump surrogate and CNN commentator Kayleigh McEnany.
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CNN currently has another Trump surrogate, Jeffrey Lord, as a frequent guest.
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"I worked with an incredible surrogate," he told PEOPLE at the time.
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" Tracy Sefl, a Clinton surrogate, called the revelations from the hearing "sickening.
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He'll then be a wanted surrogate on the campaign trail, Wade said.
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The baby bull has a surrogate mother which has taken to him.
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The couple's son, Psalm West, was born via surrogate on May 10.
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As a Trump surrogate, Mr. Gutierrez is not the first to offend.
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The new bill doesn't cover surrogate pregnancies, which are banned in France.
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Chris Christie, then a top surrogate for GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney.
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The bad news: Carson has already proven to be a problematic surrogate.
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M-Pesa is now a surrogate bank account for millions of users.
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Two surrogate dogs out of four gave birth to three cloned puppies.
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The least she could do is provide her surrogate with complete privacy.
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Now, with their surrogate 28 weeks along, they're focused on the future.
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Yet it's still unclear what metrics are operating as surrogate race indicators.
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Louise cannot have children, and so Elena agrees to a surrogate pregnancy.
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The surrogate asked to be identified as "Audrey" to protect her privacy.
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"Watch What Happens Live" host Andy Cohen welcomed a son via surrogate.
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"Elizabeth Warren chose a bigot as a surrogate," one Twitter user wrote.
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It's unclear if Preston is still a paid surrogate for the campaign.
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President Obama, of course, has proved an immensely valuable surrogate for Mrs.
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Willis is the episode's audience surrogate, drifting uncomfortably through the Crellins' barbecue.
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She's like the Julia to my Julie, my digital surrogate Korean mom.
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His law clerks cannot have been surrogate sons for the childless justice.
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Warren, in particular, would be a high-profile surrogate for either campaign.
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Kim and Kanye, 41, welcomed baby Psalm on May 10 via surrogate.
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She's the audience surrogate the show has been missing for a while.
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Suddenly, a life of VIP clients, Gucci purses, and surrogate sisterhood beckons.
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This was Reaves' second time being a surrogate for the same family.
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Mnuchin has been a particularly vocal surrogate for the GOP tax agenda.
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Then they went home and waited to be matched with a surrogate.
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It seems safe to say that he is a surrogate for Stoppard.
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H. R. McMaster, the national security adviser, to serve as a surrogate.
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Tlaib, a top Bernie Sanders surrogate, apologized after the clip went viral.
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The surrogate team recruits top business leaders to publicly support the billionaire.
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Surrogate Ben Carson told the Washington Post last week that Ohio Gov.
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Angela Bassett welcomed twins via surrogate in 2006, when she was 48.
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But that family was in no way a surrogate of my own.
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But the Surrogate Court said they're not married, so that doesn't apply.
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Or will Gloria prevent Daya, her surrogate daughter, from pulling the trigger?
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She has become an adored mascot to a roster of surrogate fathers.
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A surrogate mother gave birth to the boys in Canada in 2016.
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" The user then replied, "I never said the baby wasn't beautiful [face with tears of joy emoji] SHE DEFINITELY IS, but she did have surrogate so the baby would either look MORE like Kanye or the surrogate mother.
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"They are going to have to find someone who is willing to be a surrogate and a fertility clinic that is willing to transfer their son's gametes into a surrogate so that they can raise a child," she said.
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Michelle Obama, considered by many close Clinton allies and top aides to be their most effective surrogate even before her highly touted New Hampshire speech last week, will be the campaign's highest-profile surrogate in the state to date.
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Meanwhile, Kim's third pregnancy, via a surrogate, with husband Kanye West, is confirmed.
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In Italy surrogate pregnancies are illegal and same-sex couples cannot adopt children.
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They are your surrogate S.O., and you can be completely yourself around them.
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With two healthy baby girls, Silverman could now be a surrogate for Fishman.
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A match will be presented to both the surrogate and the intended parents.
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Finally, once a surrogate is pregnant, the gestation period is hopefully nine months.
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That's when Vaccarella stepped up and acted as surrogate to the little babies.
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Sessions offers that he was a surrogate but never in contact with Russians.
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But as a surrogate, the family's insurance wouldn't cover any pregnancy-related fees.
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The wee lad, whose name was not immediately disclosed, was delivered via surrogate.
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Newt Gingrich, a campaign surrogate, dismissed Estonia as "a suburb of St Petersburg".
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Buttigieg Surrogate Jennifer Holdsworth shares her perspective on the Iowa Caucus results. Hill.
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He did call himself a "surrogate," a campaign ambassador, throughout our two conversations.
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Kasich said Pataki will be a valuable surrogate in the fight for delegates.
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At the moment, a birth certificate lists the surrogate as the baby's mother.
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This surrogate method of patenting has had a chilling effect on research before.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's surrogate is in labor with their baby boy.
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But blood pressure is just an indicator, or "surrogate endpoint," in health research.
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"fresh kid," via a surrogate at the beginning of the first episode ("Winter").
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We talked to our surrogate at least once a month during the pregnancy.
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The spouses are currently expecting their third child and second daughter, via surrogate.
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Kim also opened up a lot about the experience of having a surrogate.
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Rick Perry, who has become a prominent Trump surrogate in his own right.
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If the process works, the retrofitted egg is inserted into a surrogate mother.
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Kim and Kanye will welcome their newborn daughter via a surrogate next January.
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My surrogate just viewed it as, she was giving me the ultimate gift.
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The researchers modified 53 macaque embryos and implanted them into 18 surrogate mothers.
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At seven, Anna Marie met the couple who would become her surrogate parents.
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Psalm was born on May 9 in Los Angeles, to Kimye's undisclosed surrogate.
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He has regularly appeared on Fox News as a surrogate for the President.
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How lovely it is that a surrogate has been willing to do that.
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"You can spend too much time worried about the negatives," one surrogate said.
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She and husband Chris, 34, welcomed daughter Kaylee sixteen months ago, via surrogate.
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Lewis and his partner Gage Edward welcomed Monroe via surrogate on Oct. 25.
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The former Senate majority leader also arranged a meeting between Trump surrogate Sen.
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After an introduction by former rival and new campaign surrogate New Jersey Gov.
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Trade is a surrogate because people often do not understand these macroeconomic policies.
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Still, I have no regrets about my decision to hire a sex surrogate.
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Morty, an ostensibly dim-witted neurotic, plays the straight man, the audience's surrogate.
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Pierson was also a top surrogate on television for Trump during his campaign.
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Next, the modified embryos are implanted via an invasive surgery into surrogate dogs.
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And then they need surrogate mother dogs to carry the puppies to birth.
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Finally, the researchers fertilized the eggs and transplanted the embryos into surrogate mice.
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The attack on Donald Trump—he's a surrogate for their hatred for us.
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Kim Kardashian West is reportedly planning to have a third baby via surrogate.
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The name news comes four days after the baby girl's birth via surrogate.
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He has seven children already and is expecting an eighth with a surrogate.
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He is a solid public spokesman and would make a fine looking surrogate.
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Please join our surrogate briefing call at the below number at 1:85033pm.
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Mr. Kasich will send a surrogate, John Sununu, the former New Hampshire governor.
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After losing both his parents, Kourtney's family was really like his surrogate family.
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First, news broke that Kim Kardashian was expecting a third child via surrogate.
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And contrary to Anderson's argument, density of bears is no surrogate for recovery.
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Yet surrogate pregnancies are on the rise, and the numbers continue to grow.
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Doctors cleared Cecile to be the surrogate following testing, according to CBS News.
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As the surrogate prepares for an embryo transfer, she may take hormones daily.
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Chelsea Clinton's strength is not necessarily as an attack surrogate, some Democrats said.
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Using a surrogate can cost $250,000, and adoptions can cost upward of $30,000.
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" In his view, Ms. Sproul-Latimer has become "an unnofficial surrogate for Hillary.
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"Anything is legal" in war, as the deranged Trump surrogate Rudy Giuliani explained.
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After assigning two women to follow the surrogate, he followed up with them.
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His surrogate parents, weeping, begged him to return with them, but Chepe insisted.
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Ellie is older and Joel—her surrogate father—is nowhere to be seen.
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For me, the process of writing a novel is akin to surrogate parenting.
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Continuity Camera essentially uses an iPhone as a surrogate camera for the desktop.
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Of course, Clinton surrogate John Podesta immediately jumped in to contradict McAuliffe's prediction.
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Union, welcomed her long-awaited baby girl with Wade, via surrogate on Nov.
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Six months after they were married, they had Logan, through a birth surrogate.
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A surrogate can be designated, should he become unavailable to perform this duty.
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Kardashian West has since been open about her willingness to conceive via surrogate.
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Ms. Ocasio-Cortez was left to debate Mr. Crowley's chosen surrogate, Ms. Palma.
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He and his husband have a son courtesy of a surrogate in California.
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Allegedly asked two female staffers to be a surrogate to bear his child.
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Bannon, now arguably the surrogate president of the United States, was then Breitbart.
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Jesse Jackson, and promoted Agnew, an organizer and surrogate, to senior adviser. Rep.
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About 500 or so newborns were whisked away and raised by surrogate families.
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Graham's recent makeover as a loyal Trump surrogate—it seems clear that, rather
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Tubbs has endorsed Bloomberg's 2020 run and is a surrogate for his campaign.
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Epshteyn was a frequent surrogate on television programs during Trump's 2016 presidential campaign.
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Giuliana and her husband Bill Rancic welcomed their son via surrogate in 2012.
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Two were successfully implanted in their surrogate in 2014; she miscarried weeks later.
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C.U. support, but the family member or surrogate may need it as well.
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That's the summation of Sanders' rock-star campaign surrogate, fellow democratic socialist Rep.
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He also had twins born a few months earlier, reportedly via a surrogate.
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Sarah Jessica Parker was 44 when she welcomed twins via surrogate in 2009.
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The surrogate predicted the news would also hurt Democrats in down ballot elections.
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That bond is growing stronger, as Noe has become a surrogate for Bliesner.
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Also on hand was Our Revolution President Nina Turner, a surrogate in 251.
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Several of the people in the surrogate program have known Bloomberg for years.
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Mr. Franks and his wife have two children, twins born by a surrogate.
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Trump surrogate Roger Stone says Julian Assange isn't done with the Democrats yet.
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This process is a really profound surrogate to our existence in the world.
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The placebo effect is a surrogate marker for everything that surrounds a pill.
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Family Situation: Fredrik and husband Derek Kaplan live in New York City with their one-year-old twins, Milla and Freddy Jr. The couple welcomed their twins via surrogate in November, 2017, after two failed attempts with a surrogate who miscarried.
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Erik fell in love with Joanna, Hanna's surrogate mother (he's not Hanna's biological father).
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Kardashian and West's third child, Chicago, was born via a surrogate in January 2018.
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The process of working with a gestational carrier/surrogate is expensive and time-intensive.
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So, the couple had to find another surrogate, whose profile still remains a mystery.
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Kim is considering having another baby and exploring the idea of using a surrogate.
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Many intended parents attend this milestone in person and spend time with their surrogate.
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Both children were born in Canada using an egg donor and a surrogate mother.
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"You should talk to somebody, maybe, who's used a surrogate," suggests her sister, 37.
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Sessions was an early Trump backer and regular surrogate for him as a candidate.
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Kim and Kanye's daughter, Chicago West, was also born via surrogate in January 2018.
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The spouses are currently expecting their fourth child together, a baby boy, via surrogate.
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The process for being accepted as a potential surrogate is also complex and thorough.
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We're told they get regular medical updates on the surrogate and the bambino's health.
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There's so much uncertainty that comes with needing a surrogate in the first place.
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And it's also a surrogate for the cat I'd like to have some day.
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Game of Thrones just loves taking expectations — Ned Stark is the heroic audience surrogate!
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For this reason, the couple opted to hire a surrogate to carry their child.
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To qualify as a surrogate in the US, a woman must be financially stable.
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Parents who adopt or have children via surrogate will also be able to participate.
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She had initially considered IVF or a surrogate, but it was too cost-prohibitive.
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Today, Kim Kardashian West announced that her surrogate gave birth to a baby girl.
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Chris Christie, a prominent Romney surrogate who was suddenly touring storm damage alongside Obama.
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Cohen announced that he was expecting his first child via surrogate on the Dec.
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Where these trends intersect, a dog may even be something of a surrogate child.
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Wade, 36, and wife Gabrielle Union announced Kaavia's birth via surrogate on Nov. 8.
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Leading into Trump will be perhaps his most effective surrogate: His daughter, Ivanka Trump.
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But in planning for a third child, they recently hired a surrogate, PEOPLE confirms.
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But no high-profile surrogate visits have been announced for the campaign's final week.
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Chris Christie, an active surrogate for Trump, is not yet out of the running.
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Then again, CNN is home to Trump surrogate Corey Lewandowski, so you never know.
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" Comedian Whitney Cummings quipped: "Now I'm starting to get suspicious you had a surrogate.
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That said, we're told the surrogate is expected to give birth sometime this week.
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The hidden pains, however, didn't fool fellow Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps, her surrogate brother.
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Having a baby by surrogate doesn't make Kardashian West any less of a woman.
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I think Raven acts as an audience surrogate when she finds out the news.
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Three years later, they welcomed fraternal twins, Thomas Boone and Zoe Grace, via surrogate.
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The surrogate is required to refrain from smoking, drinking and drugs during the pregnancy.
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He served as a cable television surrogate for the Republican during the presidential campaign.
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Sister Kim Kardashian West welcomed her third child, daughter Chicago, via surrogate on Jan.
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Castro is well-liked and was seen as an effective surrogate for Hillary Clinton.
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Running away to join these crews, they would find kind of a surrogate family.
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So as long as there is a demand for surrogate mothers, they will continue.
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He appeared as a pro-Trump surrogate in numerous TV interviews throughout the campaign.
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His white classmate, for whom the officer is a surrogate father, witnesses the violence.
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The press was to serve as surrogate for the public, holding the powerful accountable.
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At the time of the meetings, Sessions was a high-profile surrogate for Trump.
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Clinton was far more sophisticated, using a surrogate like former British spy Christopher Steele.
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Rachel is a clever surrogate, especially because she doesn't really appear that far gone.
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He was also a Trump campaign surrogate and on the administration's Pentagon transition team.
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She has since endorsed Cruz, and appeared as a surrogate on the campaign trail.
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Like all fathers—or surrogate fathers, in this case—I felt elation and pride.
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Gage, for his part, said he's devised his own LifeLog surrogate using Apple's iCalendar.
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He sees his organization as a surrogate government, fixing roads, providing vaccines, offering employment.
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Read more:Kim Kardashian has a common health condition that made her need a surrogate.
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The two were so close that Mr. Dauman was once considered a surrogate son.
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The munshi seems to have regarded Victoria as an affectionate and generous surrogate mother.
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My surrogate has packed his, and uses the Munchies test kitchen to prepare it.
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I have a lot of surrogate parents, but there's no one like your mother.
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It's not surprising that Weaver is the Sanders surrogate articulating the most aggressive strategy.
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Mr. Mifsud proposed to Mr. Papadopoulos that he, too, serve as a campaign surrogate.
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A surrogate for Biden is expected to speak the the labor gathering on Thursday.
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Jose Felix Diaz and former Spanish-language Trump campaign surrogate Lorenzo "Larry" Palomares-Starbuck.
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Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.), a prominent Sanders surrogate and member of the Squad, interrupted.
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Hoekstra became a Trump supporter when he served as a surrogate for the campaign.
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Kardashian West and husband Kanye West welcomed son Psalm via surrogate on May 10.
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Sessions did so because he was a prominent surrogate for Trump during that campaign.
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As a Clinton surrogate in the primaries, Perez surprised audiences with his fiery speeches.
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Becky (Lecy Goranson) tried and failed to become a surrogate mother at age 43.
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"It's hard to tell what sort of effect these surrogate visits have," Kondik said.
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The former Alabama senator first acted as a high-profile campaign surrogate and strategist.
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An acute cash shortage persists despite the introduction of a surrogate currency in November.
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He also became a surrogate son to Sam Rayburn (D-Texas), a future speaker.
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Late last year in Beirut I witnessed Lebanese ire at Iran's militant surrogate, Hezbollah.
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He has no business acting like a surrogate secretary of State or wannabe diplomat.
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Trump surrogate Jeffrey Lord, a CNN contributor, even threw that charge back at Ryan.
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I served as a media surrogate for the campaign and organized LGBT for Trump.
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"I assume Senate Democrats are peeing in their pants right now," the surrogate said.
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If you're spending the holiday with your surrogate family, here's a story about another.
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Chris Christie, whom LePage has endorsed for president, defended his surrogate at the time.
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He's also become Bernie Sanders's most persuasive — and, through his Facebook videos, viral — surrogate.
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These included a close relationship between the surrogate and the intended parents; no genetic link between the surrogate and the baby; counselling and vetting of the intended parents; and a guarantee that the children would be told how they came into the world.
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Over the next few hours, nearly the rest of the campaign joined him at a long table: reality star turned Trump surrogate Omarosa, campaign manager Kellyanne Conway, 9/11 truther and fellow Trump surrogate Katrina Pierson, and YouTube stars Diamond and Silk.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West just had their third child via surrogate ... TMZ has learned.
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At least Apple CEO Tim Cook (left) surprised Sia's surrogate and favorite dancer Maddie Ziegler.
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Nina Turner, a top Sanders surrogate, suggested the issue was being blown out of proportion.
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Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West have hired a surrogate, a source confirms to PEOPLE.
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Their first child, Zachary Jackson Levon Furnish-John, via egg donor and surrogate in 2010.
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They were also excited to locate a surrogate, LaToya, in their hometown of Humble, Texas.
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She's still passive aggressively trying to keep the surrogate talk going despite Luke saying no.
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The surrogate is part of a committee to pin down a running mate for Trump.
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The photo comes exactly one month after the Wests welcomed their fourth child via surrogate.
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Weltman: The laws of the state where the surrogate delivers the baby (or babies) apply.
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Kardashian West opened up about the emotional difficulties of using a surrogate after Chicago's birth.
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Loeb, meanwhile, intends to use a surrogate and raise any resulting children on his own.
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Even Trump's strongest surrogate, Rudy Giuliani, conceded that it was not the boss' best debate.
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They've sort of become our surrogate sons, especially since we don't have any children ourselves.
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He is not officially involved with the President's reelection effort but is considered a surrogate.
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West and Kardashian's surrogate went into labor then delivered their daughter Chicago early on Jan.
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He seems to have a blind spot about Trump's character, but he is no surrogate.
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After years of failed IUIs and IVF treatments, the couple found a surrogate, Angela Haymond.
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While Hans loves his surrogate dog parents, Mattart knows she is his one true love.
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His surrogate is not the only Flipping Out colleague Lewis has fallen out with recently.
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In defending those remarks on Fox News, another surrogate noted the precedent of Japanese internment.
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But that was the high point of Trump's career as a surrogate for his father.
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Google's Assistant app mostly functions as a surrogate for its line of connected Home devices.
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The Whites became Keenan's surrogate family – in fact he married Sasha, now 51, in 1980.
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Finally, they used the edited cells to create embryos that were implanted into surrogate sows.
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The couple welcomed York, their first child, in January of last year via gestational surrogate.
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Kim and Kanye are currently expecting their third child, and are reportedly using a surrogate.
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The same goes for Kim Kardashian's rumored third pregnancy, for which she's employing a surrogate.
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Kanye and Kim Kardashian West are expecting their fourth child via surrogate, PEOPLE has confirmed.
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Franks said they had tried to find another surrogate to give their children a sibling.
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After giving birth to three of her own, she became a surrogate to four more.
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Kim used a surrogate, following two complicated pregnancies with her first children North and Saint.
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Kimye is a household name, with the couple now expecting their third child, via surrogate.
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Monday night, Kim confirmed that she and Kanye are expecting their fourth child via surrogate.
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Of their decision to use a surrogate, Nixon said it was based on medical advice.
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" A fertility specialist echoed these sentiments, advising: "Using a surrogate is not an unreasonable option.
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Back in March of last year — shortly after welcoming daughter Chicago via surrogate on Jan.
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Ivanka, a popular surrogate, has also held "Coffee With Ivanka" events in the Philadelphia suburbs.
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Will her baby arrive around the same time as Kim and Kanye's surrogate gives birth?
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Cohen first announced that he was expecting his first child via surrogate on the Dec.
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Cohen first announced that he was expecting his first child via surrogate on the Dec.
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They are facing an ongoing lawsuit filed by Alexandra Trent, the surrogate who carried Monroe.
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In other words, the authors say, companies seem to be acting as surrogate financial firms.
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Joy and Stephanie described Jackson as a surrogate child at multiple points throughout the film.
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Ted Cruz in the past and sat down with Trump surrogate Kellyanne Conway in January.
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Brock, who once was a Clinton antagonist, is now a vocal Clinton defender and surrogate.
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Sanders's potential role as a Democratic surrogate comes at a delicate time for the party.
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"He's not really a reporter — he's a Clinton surrogate at this point," Epshteyn shot back.
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We also celebrate egg donor and surrogate day the day after Mothers' Day every year.
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Wendy and Peter were friends but he also wanted her to be his mother-surrogate.
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Washington (CNN)Sometimes, a well-placed surrogate can be just the lift a campaign needs.
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Kim will welcome her third child with husband Kanye West, 40, this winter via surrogate.
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Kobach, on the other hand, has emerged as a sought-after surrogate among Kansas Republicans.
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If you are too much into the internet, yes, because it's a parallel surrogate life.
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She and West, 40, are expecting their third child together, this time via a surrogate.
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How hard is her work as a surrogate seven months pregnant with another woman's child?
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They also will look to bracket and respond to the opposition's events with surrogate responses.
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It's been over a year since supermodel Tyra Banks welcomed her baby boy via surrogate.
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"How much money are you going to pay me to be your surrogate?" she says.
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As his career developed, his filmmaking colleagues and troupe of actors became a surrogate family.
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Some of the couples, though, are pursuing a different and controversial reproductive service: surrogate pregnancy.
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Volume is no longer a necessary surrogate for health outcomes in hospitals that offer TAVR.
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Ocasio-Cortez has quickly become a desired surrogate for similar insurgent candidates across the country.
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He was born with my eggs and the help of my cousin as my surrogate.
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Traditional surrogacy means the female carrying the pregnancy (the surrogate) is using her own eggs.
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Read more: Kim Kardashian has a common health condition that made her need a surrogate.
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One of them may very well be Rudy Giuliani, a highly visible Trump campaign surrogate.
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Kremer was also a frequent surrogate on cable news advocating for Trump throughout the election.
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Union said she had concerns about how people would react to her hiring a surrogate.
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The bottom line, as Union said, is that using a surrogate is not a failure.
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"Comey Confirms: Lynch Tried to Influence Clinton Investigation," declared Trump surrogate Laura Ingraham's website LifeZette.
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Then, the embryo is implanted in a surrogate, which will give birth to the clone.
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John Lewis of Georgia led a weekend of high-profile surrogate events through the state.
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Sessions, then a senator from Alabama, was an adviser and surrogate for the Trump campaign.
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But the Bannon surrogate is so cartoonish that he doesn't come off as a threat.
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Before the child was born, the surrogate was taken to China on a tourist visa.
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Using a rubber eraser — a kind of surrogate finger — he drew back into the paint.
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Unclear if KK and KW hired the same surrogate from last time for baby no.
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And because Clay is the audience surrogate, we're peering and lurking and watching with him.
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A single mother of three, Fanny was a surrogate mother to the Casa Blanca members.
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Joe Kennedy III as a surrogate, who campaigned for her in Cambridge several days ago.
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Social media platforms have stepped in to replace real violence with a new symbolic surrogate.
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Before joining the administration, Higbie was a prominent surrogate for Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign.
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"My surrogate just viewed it as, she was giving me the ultimate gift," Cohen said.
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It's not clear if the couple hired a surrogate or when the baby is due.
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This led her to use a surrogate with her two other children, Chicago and Psalm.
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" — Linda Sarsour, national surrogate for Bernie Sanders "Bloomberg is missing every single opportunity to pivot.
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Daniel found a series of surrogate fathers and mentors; they were often charismatic gay teachers.
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He later played with a fur ball while three pregnant surrogate cats watched from cages.
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The L.A.'s Finest actress, 46, and husband Wade welcomed Kaavia via surrogate on Nov.
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He was a failed presidential candidate and then a surrogate for a successful presidential candidate.
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It's then stimulated to develop into an embryo, which is transplanted into a surrogate mother.
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But he advised Trump during the campaign and appeared on cable television as a surrogate.
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"This is the first I've heard of it," one House surrogate replied when reached Monday.
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They can only be pointed to through surrogate manifestations tailored to our terms of seeing.
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In order to master their gene-editing techniques, though, BrightBorn conducts tests on surrogate mothers.
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I know what you're thinking: It's possible to find a surrogate in cases like this.
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The main concerns I would have are avoiding exploitation — so you need to make sure that the donor and the surrogate are acting freely and are fairly compensated — and taking care that your understanding with the surrogate mother is clearly laid out in advance.
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So rumors of a the couple finding a happy and healthy surrogate should be wonderful, except for one major thing — US Weekly is claiming that a source has already shared with the site exactly who the surrogate is, and what city she lives in.
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"I introduced [the surrogate] to my family earlier that day, and I just thought … I don't know, it was a weird decision to have to make," Kardashian West said on The Real shortly after the party about her decision not to invite the surrogate.
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Every family photo of a mother and father holding their baby with no surrogate in sight—every image from which the surrogate has been excised, Lewis writes, like an "unsightly prosthesis"—reinforces the idea that the nuclear family is natural, and has no alternatives.
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I am also a surrogate father and grandfather to 2 more adults and their six children.
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Kim Kardashian-West was on the hunt for a surrogate, so her sister, Khloe, stepped in.
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The embryo will be implanted in a surrogate southern white rhino, a far more common species.
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Their second son, Elijah Joseph Daniel Furnish-John, was born in 2013 to the same surrogate.
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Earlier today, Kim Kardashian announced that her surrogate had given birth to a healthy baby boy.
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Dr. Huang arranges for Kim to meet with one of his patients who utilized a surrogate.
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As a touchstone, in this election cycle, Kellyanne Conway established the gold standard for surrogate performance.
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Smart revealed on Instagram a month after Flora was born, that the couple had a surrogate.
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Her role there could be be a unique blend of confidant, operative and surrogate, she said.
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Even Rudy Giuliani, Trump's loyal surrogate, acknowledged that the audio captured him talking about sexual assault.
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Turns out Sessions took the meetings in his capacity as a senator, not a Trump surrogate.
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Carson, now a Trump surrogate, offered up this defense on CNN when talking with Brianna Keilar.
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Dina Titus (D-Nev.), a top Biden surrogate in the state, told VICE News Tuesday afternoon.
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The reality TV star said the therapist would help her communicate and connect with her surrogate.
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According to Federal Election Commission filings, Govan got almost $50,85033 from Steyer as a paid surrogate.
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"We decided to adopt when we lost our last baby, via surrogate, last fall," Durst explains.
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Still, pregnancy had always been easy for her, so she signed up to be a surrogate.
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Kim Kardashian was in the hospital delivery room when her surrogate gave birth ... TMZ has learned.
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The America's Got Talent judge and her husband Dwyane Wade welcomed Kaavia via surrogate on Nov.
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The current political climate has only made the prospect of selecting a surrogate even more stressful.
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For those saying 'Don't Know' in the polls, that is often a surrogate for 'Don't Care'.
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And that doesn't even account for the $21.6 million kicked in by his biggest surrogate PAC.
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"It usually is a pretty special bond between the surrogate and the intended parent," she says.
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Yes, the same Rudy Giuliani who is President Donald Trump's personal lawyer and preferred television surrogate.
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Ben Carson, Trump's primary rival turned trusted surrogate, will speak at the convention, another source said.
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If a surrogate doesn't have health insurance that covers surrogacy, I'd have to buy that, too.
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The film showed the cancer survivor's unsuccessful attempt to have her eggs carried by a surrogate.
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The couple welcomed their first child together, a girl named Kaavia James, via surrogate on Nov.
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"Thank you to our beautiful surrogate," Gigi captioned a photo of the couple with the newborn.
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"The cricket club is a surrogate family for people who've lost loved ones," says Mr Dusingizimana.
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Mike Burgess of Texas -- as well as Ben Carson, a top Trump surrogate and former neurosurgeon.
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The Clinton campaign, for which Dean has acted as a surrogate, also hasn't responded for comment.
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On Thursday, the new mom, who welcomed her first child Kaavia James via surrogate on Nov.
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Why He's Named After Berkus' Late Partner The interior designers welcomed their second child via surrogate.
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They are facing an ongoing lawsuit filed by Alexandra Trent, the surrogate who carried their daughter.
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But the left-leaning New York City mayor may now be a potent surrogate, bolstering Mrs.
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Seven months ago, Fredrik Eklund revealed the devastating news that his surrogate had suffered a miscarriage.
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Lots of work is being done to give humans supernumerary limbs and create surrogate telepresence robots.
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It also threads the surrogate-pregnancy industry and "rent-a-womb tourism" into its dense weave.
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And Bakari Sellers, a Clinton surrogate and CNN contributor, was defiant when asked about the remark.
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She's not the only Warren surrogate to advocate for switching the order of the nominating contests.
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He plans to become a prominent surrogate for Trump and Pence's political activity on the outside.
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Ronaldo is also a father to twins Eva Maria and Mateo, whom he welcomed via surrogate.
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Flynn is a retired general who became a prominent Trump supporter and surrogate during the campaign.
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Cory Gardner, R-Colorado and a leading Rubio surrogate, said of focusing on Trump's business dealings.
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As we reported, Kim and Kanye have made a deal with a surrogate for baby #3.
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Is the anonymous figure a surrogate for the viewer, or for the artist, or for both?
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As we reported ... Kim and Kanye welcomed Psalm -- their fourth child together -- last month via surrogate.
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Most importantly, I'd have to find another surrogate who can be as amazing as Laurel was.
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Of course, Gingrich has long been known for using personal invective as a surrogate for facts.
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He frequently appeared on TV as a Trump surrogate, though he had no official campaign position.
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She jokingly asks Khloé if she'd be interested in being a surrogate for her and Kayne.
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Of the resulting embryos, the couple will choose one to be implanted in a surrogate mother.
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The child, whose name was not disclosed, was born November 7 via surrogate, the actress said.
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But if nothing else, Mr. Weiner, still a media fixture, has been a loyal Democratic surrogate.
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The New York Times even criticized Mr. Crowley for sending a surrogate to debate Ocasio-Cortez.
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Sessions noted his role as a campaign adviser and surrogate in his decision to recuse himself.
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Still, many Hispanic Clinton allies have stuck to Perez, who himself was a top Clinton surrogate.
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I filed a claim with the surrogate court, but I am still waiting for a response.
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This year, the 54-year-old philanthropist and investor Nicolas Berggruen had two children via surrogate.
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Fiorina is a Cruz surrogate who frequently appears with the Texas senator on the campaign trail.
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The pit bull terrier who lives there jumped at the chance to be her surrogate mother.
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"Infrastructure debt is a surrogate for investment-grade corporate bonds," Gundlach said in a telephone interview.
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Initial testing will include two MET-Ds and four robotic combat vehicles on M113 surrogate platforms.
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They opted to use a surrogate after two "very complicated pregnancies," Nixon had previously told Ray.
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And ever since, we haven't heard from Sean Spicer, noted surrogate-liar for our liar-president.
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Meanwhile, Donald's least-despised surrogate, Ivanka, is headed to the Detroit suburbs and then New Hampshire.
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And Mr. Shults's mother, Robyn Fairchild, takes up the surrogate caretaker role that Krisha Fairchild lived.
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Instead, they inserted their fingers into the machine to serve as a surrogate for their genitals.
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She was joined by her little brother Psalm, also born by surrogate, on May 10, 2019.
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Given the public's lack of confidence, the media are apparently failing to serve that surrogate role.
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"I said, I think I should play him like he's a child, a surrogate," he recalled.
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Regarding vision—I ask Rekimoto to describe how it is a surrogate sees out of ChameleonMask.
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Philipps is, like Jimmy Fallon but in a different way, an audience surrogate, a fellow fan.
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"It was absolutely wild," national surrogate for the Sanders campaign Brianna Westbrook told the Washington Post.
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Sean Shaw, Buttigieg's top African American campaign surrogate and a former state representative from Tampa, Fla.
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Biden won every county in Michigan, Missouri and Mississippi, handing Sanders what even top surrogate Rep.
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Previously, Mr. Kaplan served as the national surrogate finance director for Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign.
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Yet judging from narrative histories, many of the Finnish children ended up with decent surrogate parents.
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But he has fashioned a role for himself as an informal adviser and high-profile surrogate.
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Kim Kardashian West has spoken before about her experience having her two youngest children via surrogate.
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The House schedule in January will be a boon for Pressley's and Ocasio-Cortez's surrogate work.
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Unless "AOC" quickly becomes a full-throated Sanders 2020 surrogate, her visibility isn't helping him win.
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He was, aside from his dad, the single most sought-after Republican surrogate in the country.
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As she chases delegates elsewhere, she is firing up a surrogate and volunteer operation at home.
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It's hard to raise money … unless he shows up, or unless a strong surrogate shows up.
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He has also been an effective campaign surrogate for Clinton, delivering fiery speeches to Latino audiences.
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After an electric or chemical shock, 40 cloned embryos were implanted into four surrogate mother cats.
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For this orphaned black rhino, named Kitui, park ranger Elias Mugambi acts as a surrogate parent.
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How did being a surrogate for Mr. Trump help Mr. Giuliani get back into the spotlight?
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Clinton's running mate, Tim Kaine; and Cher recently hit the ground as a surrogate, as well.
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Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West worked with a surrogate for two of their four children.
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Queen Latifah plays their surrogate mother in this preview before the series's premiere on Jan. 4.
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After her suicide in 1971, Yugoslavia — historic homeland of the South Slavs — became a maternal surrogate.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont, serving as a surrogate for his campaign during the 2016 presidential election.
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And a Donald Trump surrogate called Speaker Paul Ryan racist after Ryan criticized the Republican nominee.
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She was among the speakers at the 2016 Republican National Convention and was a campaign surrogate.
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Bliesner said it was too expensive for her to get a surrogate or adopt a child.
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Once I got a text from our surrogate that said, "Call me," that's when I knew.
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Like other surrogate mothers interviewed for this article, she did not want her full name used.
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Beto is more of a White House job candidate — a superb surrogate, especially on gun issues.
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At 173, he ran away from home when his surrogate parents found out he was gay.
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"We were surprised by our results because we found that most of those drugs were actually improving only a surrogate measure even in confirmatory trials -- and often times, it was the same surrogate endpoint tested in confirmatory trial that was used for accelerated approval," Gyawali said.
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The National Infertility Association says it's important for parents and potential surrogates to work with 'fertility counselors' prior to forming a relationship While Kardashian West seemed to speak mostly to her "surrogate therapist" as someone who helped foster communication and a connection with her surrogate during the pregnancy, the National Infertility Association (NIA), a certified non-profit organization recognized by the National Health Council, highlights the benefits of counseling for prior to even forming a parent-surrogate relationship.
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Kim made the announcement, saying the surrogate gave birth Monday to a healthy girl weighing 7lbs 6oz.
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Kim Kardashian has confirmed that she and husband Kanye West are expecting their third child via surrogate.
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And now they&aposre all pretending to care about Russia and casting Trump as a Putin surrogate.
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When the time is right, the surrogate will go to the IVF clinic for the embryo transfer.
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Or some intended parents choose to create embryos first and then begin the search for a surrogate.
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They stimulated the egg to develop into an embryo and planted the embryo into a surrogate mother.
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While many women undergo IVF intending to carry the baby to term themselves, others use a surrogate.
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Dunham said she'll instead explore an egg retrieval so a surrogate could gestate a baby, or adoption.
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The policy gives new benefits to parents whose children were adopted or surrogate-born and to fathers.
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He did recommend that Kardashian consider using a gestational surrogate who could carry the baby for her.
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I lost my best friend of many years, Jenni, my grandmother, our surrogate, who I cared for.
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Eklund and Kaplan first revealed they were expecting twins via surrogate during the season finale of MDLNY.
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Sessions, then a senator, was an early Trump backer and regular surrogate for him as a candidate.
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Abbott endorsed Cruz for president and worked as a surrogate in Texas for Cruz during his campaign.
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"I would be her surrogate in a second," the model and cookbook author, 30, tells Access Hollywood.
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Update: Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are officially expecting a third child via surrogate, due January 2018.
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Kim began using a surrogate after dealing with a number of issues during her first two pregnancies.
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She struggled through both of her pregnancies, and opted to use a surrogate for her third pregnancy.
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But the difference is Tina is expecting her baby via surrogate and Karen is carrying her child.
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She called her dad, who told her she was conceived using an egg donor and separate surrogate.
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In January, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West gave birth to their third child Chicago West via surrogate.
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He also welcomed his twins via surrogate in June — whose names are reportedly Eva Maria and Mateo.
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To young voters turned off by party politics, Mrs Obama makes a powerful surrogate for Mrs Clinton.
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"Kris will be very excited about another baby and thinks using a surrogate is a great idea."
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But in no case did the surrogate keep the child: they were all given up for adoption.
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An IP who wants a hospital birth shouldn't match with a surrogate who desires a home birth.
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Adoption or hiring a surrogate were out of the question due to the high cost topping $90,103.
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Of course, same-sex couples may also want to use a surrogate for totally non-medical reasons.
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"Anti-fracking is like a gateway drug for people," says Josh Fox, a filmmaker and Sanders surrogate.
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The father-to-be, 40, is expecting his twins with husband Derek Kaplan via surrogate this month.
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For $15-25K, an agency matches you with a surrogate and oversees the entire process, through birth.
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Miranda was parodied last week on "Saturday Night Live" for his role as a surrogate to Clinton.
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Trump's most high-profile surrogate on the trail Monday was Sarah Palin, who campaigned in North Carolina.
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Hence the desire for their dorms to be surrogate homes and not places to experience intellectual growth.
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The egg is then developed into an embryo and transferred into the uterus of a surrogate mother.
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In many cases, when I do my interviews, I feel like I'm the surrogate for my audience.
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The snap comes less than a month after the baby girl's birth via surrogate on January 15.
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The pair is facing an ongoing lawsuit filed by Alexandra Trent, the surrogate who carried their daughter.
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Now, Brown is returning the birthday love with a super sweet Instagram praising her surrogate big sister.
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The host of Bravo's Watch What Happens Live, 50, revealed he is expecting a son via surrogate.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West have welcomed their third child, a baby girl born via surrogate, today.
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If our goal is to grow your family like you want to, then a surrogate makes sense.
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They were turning on a popular figure in their own party and losing an effective media surrogate.
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This data is based on dollars but things are different in the real world of surrogate currency.
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It was really pissing me off because everyone was like, 'Oh [you] have a surrogate' or something.
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Several developing countries popular with foreigners in need of a surrogate have started to turn them away.
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And so now it's down to allegedly is she really pregnant or do they have a surrogate?
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Trent Franks (who propositioned female aides to be a surrogate mother for a child), and Democratic Rep.
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Similarly, Kim reveals her surrogate has been implanted with the embryo of the third prospective Kimye baby.
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We took surrogate nuclear fuel, so no real nuclear fuel was used or harmed in this experiment.
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Southern white rhinos could one day even be used as surrogate mothers for northern white rhino embryos.
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One potential strategy could be bringing out Bush's brother, former President George W. Bush, as a surrogate.
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Humans serve as a player-surrogate, settling on planets and killing their hostile native population in droves.
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Following Chicago's birth, Kardashian West used her website and app to express her gratitude for her surrogate.
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His job as a campaign surrogate is to tell people why they should vote for Donald Trump.
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After all, his current status as an under-the-radar surrogate is an artifice of electioneering needs.
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Sessions, who was then representing Alabama in the Senate, was acting as a surrogate for Trump's campaign.
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Alcohol consumption may also be a "surrogate" for other lifestyle factors that are the real risk culprits.
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On Monday, she and husband Kanye West welcomed their third child and second daughter, via a surrogate.
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Select video games can create a community knit so tightly that it feels like a surrogate family.
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The latest outing came after Kardashian West confirmed news that she's expecting her third child via surrogate.
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" Another Clinton surrogate put it more bluntly: "I just don't know how she has a personality transplant.
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The press establishment does, indeed, act as surrogate for the public and as watchdog of the government.
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The soccer superstar reportedly used a surrogate to bake the kids -- who were born earlier this month.
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How would Lee feel if the tables were turned, and MJ was considering being a surrogate mother?
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The duo decide to kidnap a surrogate mother from under the nose of a wealthy money launderer.
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Rather than simply incorporating voice features, the system doubles as a sort of surrogate wall-mounted Echo.
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As the episode title suggests, one of the Kardashian sisters considers being a surrogate for her sibling.
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In this current age of rage over Trump, Manafort is a readily available surrogate for selective prosecution.
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Barack Obama's importance to this year's ticket of the President as surrogate-in-chief cannot be overstated.
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Fiorina has proved to be an eager surrogate, attacking both Mr. Trump and Hillary Clinton with zeal.
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As a member of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, he became a seasoned surrogate for other Democratic officials.
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American Bridge 21st Century PAC — which was founded by long-time Clinton surrogate David Brock — unveiled IsMarcoWinningYet.com.
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Scaramucci, a previous Trump aide and television surrogate, has turned on the president and condemned his administration.
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She also served as a surrogate for Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee, appearing on several news networks.
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The female carrying the pregnancy (the surrogate) is not biologically related to the child she is carrying.
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He's laid into the Republican at times, showing he'll be an effective surrogate for a Democratic nominee.
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Not to be outdone, the Biden campaign has also dispatched a high profile surrogate to court Betoheads.
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The critics of Trump earning paychecks on cable include Ana Navarro, a surrogate for former Florida Gov.
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My surrogate dad Chuck Carlson served in the Korean War, and I know he&aposs watching tonight.
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"Some people care about the race, religion, or food habits of their surrogate," Union told Women's Health.
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The Clinton campaign is turning to the first lady, who as emerged has her most powerful surrogate.
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Fiorina on Friday made a few things clear: She does not intend to be an inconspicuous surrogate.
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Dannel P. Malloy of Connecticut, a top Clinton surrogate, will be co-chairman of the platform committee.
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Rocky's grandson, Landon, was three years old when Trayce came to Kannapolis; Trayce became a surrogate uncle.
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But none of that mattered without the help of two women: an egg donor and a surrogate.
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Many rhino embryos will need to be implanted in surrogate mothers to produce a large, viable population.
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Seven years later, the now-married couple, from Terre Haute, Indiana, is trying to conceive via surrogate.
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He said he met the ambassador in his capacity as a senator, not as a campaign surrogate.
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When my blind surrogate bumped into things, he frequently stepped in to be his seeing eye human.
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"She has the most elasticity of any candidate," said Bakari Sellers, a Harris surrogate and CNN contributor.
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It might be a stretch to say that Mark, played by Steve Carell, is the director's surrogate.
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We also make crochet and knitted toys that act as a surrogate mother to our primate babies.
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TMZ broke the story ... Khloe got pregnant not long after her sisters, Kylie and Kim (via surrogate).
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In a way, I'm his unintentional surrogate and I like to think that he would absolutely agree.
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And a surrogate trolled Warren during his Springfield rally, by adopting her rhetoric to talk about Sanders.
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In the absence of challenge studies, doctors rely on antibody levels as a surrogate marker of immunity.
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A new law does not allow gay couples to have a child using a surrogate in Israel.
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Travis, who is plagued by nightmares, tries to do just that, and serves as the viewer's surrogate.
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Then, the embryo is transferred to a surrogate mother, who will give birth after a normal gestation.
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In that role, he will advise on strategy and travel around the country in a surrogate role.
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The billionaire distanced himself from remarks made by surrogate Sarah Palin, who is backing Ryan's primary opponent.
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Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii, a vocal Sanders surrogate, in 2012, and helped deliver rising Democratic star Rep.
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For Pence to be an effective surrogate in 2020, campaign officials say his reputation must be preserved.
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Former Minnesota governor and 2012 GOP presidential candidate Tim Pawlenty became an official Rubio surrogate on Monday.
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Chris Coons (D-Del.), a top Biden campaign surrogate elected in 2010 to his old Senate seat.
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Although South Carolina tends to be a more conservative state, Sanders surrogate and former Ohio state Sen.
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One surrogate arrived ahead of the rest to take on the television cameras — former governor John Lynch.
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Clinton surrogate Bernie Sanders is a guest on "Late Night with Seth Meyers" at 28500:6900 a.m.
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Lori Trahan (D-Mass.), a Warren surrogate, told VICE News in the spin room after the debate.
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And actor Susan Sarandon, a surrogate for Senator Bernie Sanders, also met with workers before the march.
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Many women facing infertility couldn&apost help but wonder if she used a surrogate or donor eggs.
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But instead of giving Phoebe a conventional pregnancy, she served as a surrogate for her brother's triplets.
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"The debate buoys her to the next big thing and the next debate," said one Clinton surrogate.
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Trump's daughter has previously faced criticism for acting as a surrogate for her father in international affairs.
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Among the other performers scheduled on Sunday are Katy Perry, who was a dedicated surrogate for Mrs.
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She was among the speakers at the Republican National Convention in 2016 and was a campaign surrogate.
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He was a frequent surrogate for the Trump campaign on cable news during the 2016 campaign cycle.
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Cruz has deployed his father, Rafael Cruz, an evangelical minister, as a surrogate in churches in Indiana.
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One fan wielded a crutch as a surrogate electric guitar, another pumped his cane into the air.
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During her campaign against Crowley, Crowley turned down the opportunity to debate her, sending a surrogate instead.
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Green snakes symbolizing alcoholism are wrestled with, and bottles entrap drunks, who often turned to "surrogate" alcohols.
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If the consumption of bootlegged and surrogate alcohol is taken into account, the figure is much higher.
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Embodied with wonderfully delicate ambivalence by Ms. Lorrain, Philomena is the audience's surrogate in coming to consciousness.
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Then, Mr. Rodriguez, the oldest and a sort of surrogate father to the younger inmates, spoke up.
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Garner's daughter, Erica Garner, is an outspoken Sanders surrogate, while his mother has campaigned for Hillary Clinton.
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He's been hammering Machado after she recently endorsed Clinton and taken on the role of a surrogate.
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He sent a surrogate to argue in his stead, prompting outcry from numerous members of the district.
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Crowley sent a woman with slight resemblance to me as his official surrogate to last night's debate.
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Sources familiar with the pregnancy tell us the couple's surrogate is carrying a female bundle of joy.
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Back in June, PEOPLE learned that the couple had hired a surrogate to help them expand their family.
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Jeff Lewis's surrogate has dropped her lawsuit against the Flipping Out star and his ex-partner, Gage Edward.
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She eventually sought the help of a therapist, and her sister, Kelly O'Toole, volunteered to be a surrogate.
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Nina, played with such natural charm by Juliet Stevenson, is the perfect surrogate for Rickman's fans right now.
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Since retiring from ice skating professionally, Kwan served as the surrogate outreach coordinator for Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
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Here's the actual timeline: September 6, 2017: TMZ reports KimYe is expecting third child, their first via surrogate.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West have welcomed their fourth child, via surrogate — just in time for Mother's Day!
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The new paid leave policy is also available to single parents and families adopting or using a surrogate.
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The trip comes six weeks after Kim, 38, welcomed her and West's fourth child, son Psalm, via surrogate.
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Via Hogwarts, he finds a surrogate family in the Weasleys, who themselves experience significant trauma throughout the books.
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Jeff Lewis will have to battle it out in court with his daughter's surrogate, a judge ruled Monday.
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Chazelle's new love is an actress known for her roles in Facetiming with Mommy (2016) and Surrogate (2016).
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The law of the state where the surrogate resides controls many of the legal aspects of the journey.
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He feels like he needs better defense, so he hires Scaramucci, who's been an effective cable TV surrogate.
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But as TMZ's reported ... Kim's surrogate is having a girl and Kylie's telling friends she's having a girl.
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Kim Kardashian West and husband Kanye West are also expecting their third child via a surrogate in January.
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I recently found out I'm not the only one who sees the Hills as an occasional surrogate family.
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Kim Kardashian West is also expecting a baby girl (her third child with husband Kanye West) via surrogate.
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Camerota mentioned 1995's Oklahoma City bombing before asking if the Trump surrogate believed that white terrorists exist.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West most likely have a surrogate out there carrying their third child (or children...).
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I also served as a television surrogate on foreign policy matters and liaised with our senior outside advisors.
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She's even offered to be Kim Kardashian's surrogate, since she knows how hard pregnancy was for the mogul.
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If there's a surrogate involved, we hope that the media circus keeps her identity and location a secret.
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I'd prefer my surrogate not be stressed, afraid, or adrenaline-spiking mad every time they read the news.
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"You can't just take a surrogate and put an egg and sperm [in their uterus]," Dr. Bendikson says.
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Formerly known as Russia Today, RT has hired such figures as Donald Trump campaign surrogate Scottie Nell Hughes.
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Since putting an end to her divorce and surrogate battle, Shepherd is looking forward to her next chapter.
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When the fertilized egg is placed in the uterus of another woman, it's known as a gestational surrogate.
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Another baby girl is also on the way for Kim Kardashian West and husband Kanye West via surrogate.
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When I couldn't find someone I knew, it became clear I needed to work with a paid surrogate.
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There's a slew of additional fees a surrogate receives and hefty amounts that go to doctors and lawyers.
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Then Yondu dies, sacrificing himself for the surrogate son he's never quite been able to admit he loves.
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An audience member asked if Harbour may take on Eleven as a surrogate daughter, but he seemed doubtful.
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Gabrielle Union announced on Instagram that she and husband Dwyane Wade have welcomed their first daughter via surrogate.
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This was a proxy battle, with each surrogate taking the biggest swings at the other team's presidential nominee.
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Back in June, PEOPLE learned that the couple had hired a surrogate to help them expand their family.
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"I did not," Kardashian West explained when Loni Love asked if she'd invited her surrogate to the shower.
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"I hoped for everything I got," two-time surrogate Dayna tells PEOPLE, which is withholding her last name.
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Bondi has become a regular surrogate for Trump, taking on a high-profile position defending the Republican nominee.
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Kim revealed that her child, which she and husband Kanye West are expecting via surrogate, is a girl.
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Michelle Obama's appearances for Clinton have garnered as much -- if not more -- attention than any other campaign surrogate.
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She was going to be [a surrogate] and give the baby up to her son and his partner.
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Jonathan Tasini has been a frequent commentator on CNN and is a former national surrogate for Bernie Sanders.
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"I honestly am absolutely fuming that there are all these articles coming out about our surrogate," she said.
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Every poll is neck and neck and hardly a day goes by without a candidate or surrogate visit.
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After months of speculation, Kardashian confirmed that she and husband Kanye West are expecting another child via surrogate.
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Others criticize the ethics of resurrecting species whose habitats might be gone and putting surrogate mothers at risk.
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Miracle West = Miracle Whip Kim and Jonathan Cheban attend a doctor's appointment for La'Reina, Kim and Kanye's surrogate.
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Kim Kardashian is clapping back at people who've criticized her for having her third child via a surrogate.
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Kim Kardashian West has confirmed that she and husband Kanye West are expecting their fourth child via surrogate.
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His scrambled brain made him a good audience surrogate, but it also turned him into an exposition machine.
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Meanwhile, Kim Kardashian West is currently expecting her third child with Kanye West, a baby girl, via surrogate.
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The couple had four embryos left from previous IVF treatments when Thompson offered to become the couple's surrogate.
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Remember when Clinton's most valuable surrogate wrote Barack Obama off as a "fantasy" because he was, basically, black?
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They're steel, but they come in mislabeled, they come in through surrogate countries like Vietnam and South Korea.
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The other 12,000 or so essentially make the product an Echo surrogate, silently waiting for its wake word.
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Bon Iver, the indie band, will perform in Clive, Iowa as part of Sanders' traveling celebrity surrogate tour.
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Ddida was my surrogate, sunken deep into a culture deeply different from his own and fascinated by it.
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But achieving a live birth through a surrogate rhino mother is a whole other laudable, though ambitious, challenge.
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On Sunday's RHOA reunion, taped in March, Kandi revealed the couple was transferring the embryos to their surrogate.
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"One thing he's not is two people," Giuliani, a top Trump surrogate, said about the Republican presidential nominee.
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A lot went into Kardashian West's decision to hire a surrogate, as she explained on her website Thursday.
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The L.A.'s Finest actress and her NBA star husband, 37, welcomed baby Kaavia via surrogate on Nov.
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BTW ... Andy also announced the surrogate who is carrying his baby is about to deliver a boy. Congrats!
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On the day of the Iowa caucuses, Palin got into a tiff with another campaign surrogate: Iowa Rep.
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One role will likely be as a fundraising surrogate, which is a typical role taken by VP candidates.
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It's gonna be kid #4 for Ronaldo ... who introduced his surrogate twin babies, Eva and Mateo, last month.
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Banks welcomed York with her then-boyfriend Erik Asla, a Norwegian photographer, in January 2016 via gestational surrogate.
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Especially since he will have to get a surrogate if he actually wants to use his own eggs.
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Giuliani has been an outspoken supporter of Trump, often making appearances as a surrogate on the campaign trail.
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"Someone with any kind of integrity would not do that," Kris says, harsh words from Scott's surrogate mom.
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"I think he's going to pop, and it's going to be a hot, holy mess," one surrogate predicted.
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Employees would sign as many as 2,100 documents per day, and each surrogate signer would double the workflow.
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Executives at LPS fired Brown, founder and CEO of DocX, claiming she began surrogate signing without their knowledge.
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Malon acts as peer, surrogate, and helpmeet, and it's at Lon Lon Ranch that this boy finds belonging.
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They since have started a book club together ,and Teigen has even offered to be Kardashian-West's surrogate.
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Bollywood filmmaker Karan Johar said on Sunday that he has become a parent to twins via a surrogate.
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In this case, the satellite images act as a surrogate for actual nighttime light exposure to each woman.
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Another surrogate, a 24-year-old woman, went behind her husband's back to take part in the scheme.
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Sessions had been recused from overseeing the Russia investigation because of his role as a Trump campaign surrogate.
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Arizona Representative Trent Franks resigned following allegations that he'd asked former staff members to work as surrogate mothers.
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I should know, as I was a surrogate for the campaign on the veterans and defense policy teams.
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It does, however, include his campaign, his longtime confidant and surrogate, Roger Stone, and even his family members.
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In Ohio, I was a surrogate scheduler, planning stops for VIPs who came to campaign for the candidate.
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And lest you thought that was all, Kim Kardashian is also expecting a child (her third) via surrogate.
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"When the Bough Breaks," about a surrogate pregnancy gone horribly wrong, has a definitive answer: No, it isn't.
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Giuliani, Trump's top surrogate, spent the summer arguing that there was something very, very wrong with Clinton's health.
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Clinton went on to spend much of her career mainly as an adviser and surrogate for her husband.
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Mr. Trump's surrogate operation took another blow on Friday with the conviction of two former associates of Gov.
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Kim Kardashian West and rapper husband Kanye West are also expecting a child, their third, via a surrogate.
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The reality TV star and her husband, rapper Kanye West, are expecting their third child via a surrogate.
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Julia Hahn reportedly works as a special assistant to the president and director of surrogate and coalition communications.
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But she did not have to undergo the surgery and later opted to expand her family via surrogate.
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"They were staying here as part of an agreement between the (adoptive) parent and the surrogate," he said.
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The Trump campaign's surrogate operation has relied heavily on a small cadre of supporters and cable news pundits.
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Multiple sources confirm to PEOPLE that the couple's fourth child on the way, via surrogate, is a son.
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"She was like his surrogate wife before he got one," says Dini's wife, the feminist magician Misty Lee.
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Everyone is buzzing about Kim finally explaining how she decided to get a surrogate for her third baby!
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It will extend to both mothers and fathers, including adoptive families and those who become parents via surrogate.
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He befriended another player on his travel team, Jett Ruiz, whose family became a surrogate home for him.
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She's become a key surrogate on his campaign and important in fending off accusations that Trump is sexist.
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The senator noted that Cruz showed up to attract support at the convention while Trump sent a surrogate.
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The only woman currently holding statewide elected office in Florida, she has since become an enthusiastic Trump surrogate.
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The surrogate said the clear message from the call was that Comey had contributed to the declining turnout.
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Sadie moves in with Rachel and Richard, promoting them from cool aunt and uncle to idealized surrogate parents.
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The team hopes to see the first purebred born to a surrogate in three years, Dr. Hildebrandt said.
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Sanders is a supporter of the Green New Deal, the bold proposal put forward by surrogate and Rep.
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First, her surrogate daughter, Dayanara Diaz (Dascha Polanco), kicked off the riot by shooting Humphrey in the thigh.
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"It's a grave mistake," Shaun King, a civil rights activist and Sanders surrogate, said of Biden's minimal presence.
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Becky, the oldest Conner child, is going to become a surrogate and sell her eggs to make $50,0003.
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He fed off the shared spirit of artistic struggle, the sense that Satya Yuga was a surrogate family.
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She agrees to be a surrogate, since it's the only way she'll be able to cover her tuition.
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Her gospel mentors and surrogate mothers, Mahalia Jackson and Clara Ward, were ill, and her father, the Rev.
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We broke the story ... Kim and Kanye hired a surrogate in 2017 to carry baby Chicago to term.
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Kim Kardashian West indirectly cleared up rumors that Kylie Jenner may be the surrogate of her third child.
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She was born abroad to a surrogate, using a donor egg and sperm from her British-born father.
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And it's a story of transition, too — orphans and foundlings trying out independence, building surrogate families, growing up.
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His mayoralty had made him the kind of figure Republicans called upon as a surrogate in faraway states.
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He dreamed I would come home to him after class and live with him like a surrogate wife.
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He was an active member of the group, sending surrogate emails and fundraising, according to a former operative.
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Mr. Trump is nothing but a strange surrogate for the lack of catchy slogans and German political coolness.
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Mike Johnson of Louisiana, another impeachment surrogate and head of the conservative Republican Study Committee; and veteran Rep.
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He has become a go-to surrogate, making stops in Iowa, Nevada, and New York, sometimes without Warren.
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He hired Melissa, a then-47 year old mother of four from Los Angeles, to be a surrogate.
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Despite banning commercial surrogacy, neighboring Thailand remains a key center for surrogate births, thanks to sophisticated medical care.
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The former staffer told The Associated Press that Franks asked her four times to act as a surrogate.
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As Clinton's top Hispanic surrogate, he has relentlessly campaigned for her and down-ballot Democrats throughout the country.
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Brown is now a surrogate for the Clinton campaign, and the lawmakers see him possibly heading HUD. Rep.
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Warren's campaign has made Bailey a surrogate of sorts, sending him to Iowa to campaign for the Senator.
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Multiple news media reports have said he fathered the twins with a surrogate mother in the United States.
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She previously served as a surrogate for Sanders's 2016 campaign when he challenged Clinton for the party's nomination.
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"My job is not to be your surrogate conscience," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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He said he served as a campaign surrogate for Trump, working on the pre-programs before his rallies.
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Judge Nora Anderson of the Surrogate Court of New York ruled in March in favor of the charities.
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She quit her post as a Democratic National Committee vice chair to act as a surrogate for Sen.
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Then as now, MS-13 acted as a surrogate family for its members, though not a benign one.
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Trump comments on FLOTUS as surrogate for Clinton: "His wife, all she wants to do is campaign..." pic.twitter.
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Sessions was the first senator to endorse Trump during the 2016 election, and acted as a campaign surrogate.
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Hans relents, and as the days pass, Adrien becomes a surrogate son whose recollections bring the couple consolation.
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He went on to ask if she could be a surrogate for him and his wife, Holiday Reinhorn.
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It was one of several cases that led to the country banning foreigners using surrogate mothers in Thailand.
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Mr. Regil said through his agent that he was honored to be a campaign surrogate for Mr. Sanders.
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In one, gay men nervously gnaw at their relationship as they wait for their surrogate to give birth.
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They paid $45k for the surrogate, who is prohibited from smoking, drinking or doing drugs during the pregnancy.
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Has Senator Booker reached out to you about being a surrogate or coming out on the campaign trail?
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They have two children, David and Elah, born in 2015 to a surrogate mother in Klamath Falls, Ore.
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Throughout the campaign, he was willing to serve as a surrogate to defend some of Trump's worst moments.
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Cases like the Darknet Shopper underscore this point by revealing the distributed, and unpredictable, nature of surrogate code.
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Hockett's comments started a second conservative media cycle about an Ocasio-Cortez surrogate supposedly lying on live television.
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After multiple miscarriages and years of failed IVF treatments after working with a surrogate, Union and Wade welcomed their daughter, Kaavia James Union Wade, on November 7, 2018, via a surrogate.. To help others, Union has shared her own journey to motherhood in the hopes of demystifying the surrogacy process.
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The egg donor was a Scottish Blackface sheep; so was the surrogate mother that took the embryo to term.
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Aunt Kim Kardashian West is also expecting a baby girl — her third child with husband Kanye West — via surrogate.
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The victim was promised $4,000 to serve as a surrogate for Clark and her boyfriend, according to the records.
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"I was with one kid five days a week," he said, adding that he felt like a surrogate father.
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We will not be seen as an easy target and a surrogate for the real targets of these campaigners.
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"So the confirmatory trials were not confirming clinical benefit but actually confirming benefit in a surrogate endpoint," he said.
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The Sheimans searched for an egg donor as well as a surrogate in 2015, two years after getting married.
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How did you deal with the rumors you wore a prosthetic belly and had a surrogate carry your baby?
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" Kim, who will welcome her third child via surrogate this winter, lamented, "I wish that I was actually pregnant.
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Mike Flynn, a vocal campaign surrogate and controversial former Obama administration employee, to be his closest national security aide.
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"After years of fertility struggles I give thanks today to our kind, loving surrogate for carrying her," she wrote.
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During Trump's campaign, Giuliani worked as a top surrogate and adviser to the real estate mogul during his campaign.
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The mother of two and husband Kanye West are currently expecting their third child and second daughter, via surrogate.
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Kim Kardashian opened up about possibly having another child using a surrogate, and now Twitter is offering its services.
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A North Texas woman has given birth to her own granddaughter after serving as a surrogate for her daughter.
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Buttigieg Surrogate Jennifer Holdsworth explains what the campaign's next steps are after their second place finish in New Hampshire.
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Kardashian West began going the surrogate route after dealing with a host of issues during her first two pregnancies.
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Kardashian West went down the surrogate route after dealing with a host of issues during her first two pregnancies.
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The Republican National Committee employs Kayleigh McEnany, a prominent TV surrogate for Trump throughout 2016, in a similar role.
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Michael Flynn: The retired Army lieutenant general and early Trump campaign surrogate resigned as national security adviser on Feb.
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Buttigieg Surrogate Jennifer Holdsworth makes the case for her candidate in the first nominating contest of the year. Hill.
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A gestational surrogate carries and births a baby they aren't genetically related to, for an intended parent (or, IP).
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Edward and Lewis are also facing an ongoing lawsuit filed by Alexandra Trent, the surrogate who carried their daughter.
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That news came weeks after big sister Kim Kardashian and her husband Kanye West revealed their surrogate was pregnant.
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He suggested that she really consider using a surrogate, due to the high risks a third pregnancy would create.
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Sister Kim Kardashian West is also expecting a baby early next year via a surrogate, multiple sources tell PEOPLE.
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That's comparable to the cost of a using a pregnancy surrogate, she said, which can be $80,000 to $120,000.
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An organization affiliated with David Clarke, the former sheriff who's been a prominent Trump surrogate, received more than $30,000.
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Compensation comes down to this: It's what a surrogate wants to receive and what an IP agrees to pay.
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