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"Spin me," Katie Couric told a surrogate from the Obama campaign after the first presidential debate, on Sept. 26.

As second-time surrogate from Nepal, Diksha Gurunga, puts it, "You have to lose something to gain something and what we gain is a lot more than what we lose".

"We can do that if you are willing, but you will have to pay for that," says Mehta. "We don't want to separate the surrogate from her family because if she lives from two to nine months in a separate room and environment then it will affect her mental health".

Even as non-Democrats have variously described their own nominee as a "con," a "bully," and a "borderline" 9/11 conspiracy theorist, Putin has acted as a surrogate from afar, dropping clear hints at his preference, slyly declaring Trump "bright" and "talented without doubt".

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Utilizing this information offers an alternative way of estimating K m (or a proportional surrogate) from a DTP measurement.

The authors estimate the relation of the inferredλ-firing with actual firing rates measured with a Neuronexus array (in the subsection headed "Analysis of calcium transients from surrogate data from different temporal resolutions").

Other surrogates from the Christian right have been active.

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She said that laws prohibit acceptance of surrogates from Michigan, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Washington and the District of Columbia.

Mr. McCain also has some unusual Hispanic surrogates from which to draw, she noted.