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Updated: November 13, 2012
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LITTLETON, CO -- Rod Blagojevich is getting a new job in prison. He started by washing dishes, but will now work in the library.

Blagojevich's defense attorney says the former governor found kitchen work boring, but he was required to do it. He says Blagojevich has spent much of the past eight months reading, mainly books about presidents. The former governor is also said to be "confident" he'll win his appeal.

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