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Democrats Ease AG Demands

Mukasey Vote to Wait Until Oct.

By Erin P. Billings and John Stanton
Roll Call Staff
Sept. 19, 2007, Midnight

Even as Senate Democrats on Tuesday softened demands that the White House provide thousands of documents in advance of a hearing to confirm Michael Mukasey as attorney general, they warned that it remained highly improbable that a vote on his installation would occur before the October recess.

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