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Some 160,000 pages from her time as a domestic policy adviser and associate White House counsel are expected to be released in the coming weeks by the Clinton presidential library in Little Rock, Ark. Without those documents, senators say they have few clues about what Kagan's judicial style would be, given her limited courtroom experience. Kagan, 50, stepped aside Monday from her job as solicitor general, in which she represented the Obama administration before the Supreme Court. She has met with more than one-fifth of the Senate, where Democrats have more than enough votes to push through her confirmation and Republicans have so far shown little appetite for mounting a filibuster that could block her.
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