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You must still remember the winners of Powerball jackpot worth $202 million in Iowa three months ago. The winners of the big prize, Mary and Brian Lohse keeps doing many great things to help others and the most recent thing that they have done is helping a school build a new sport stadium. To make this stadium ready, Mary and Brian shared $3 million from their windfall.

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It is unlikely that Matthew Good’s wish to stay anonymous will come true as the Arizona officials finally released his name as the winner of almost $200 million in a Powerball drawing last month. Good intended to stay unknown but then public and also his own father finally revealed the information.

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What you give you’ll get back. That’s an old saying and not everybody believes that but what happens to a Hayward resident named Frank Schmock has proven that it is true. He is a 69 year old man who has been taking care of his sick grandson suffering from cystic fibrosis and waiting to have the lung transplanted. He just won $$350,000 from a lottery which he has been a regular punter for more than 20 years but only after he takes care of his handicapped grandson that he wins such a big money.

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A EuroMillion jackpot worth £64 million will seem to go to the National Lottery Good Causes as no one has stood up yet for this lottery jackpot drawn a few months ago. This big amount of money, if not claimed until Wednesday, 11 pm, will definitely be used for the education or other public’s needs. That amount of money will add to more than £29 billion kept in the fund. The amount of money raised from the National lottery ticket sales has nearly reached £30 billion since it is launched in 1994.

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The last Powerball drawing on Wednesday was possibly the most waited as the jackpot has reached $579 million, the second biggest prize in the lottery history in the US. The prize could reach that amount because there were no winners for the past 16 weeks.

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Nobody could match the Powerball number for the last couple of weeks making the jackpot skyrocket into $425 Million for the drawing on Wednesday, Nov 28th. It is a big money and if a punter is lucky, he will be a new millionaire in the world. He could really change his life and the life of people around him. But do you think the lottery winner should reveal his name or stay anonymous?

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Ron Yurcus might have spent all of his life helping others as he has been serving people in a hospice but now he will have more to share to others after winning $1 million in a Powerball lottery drawing two months ago by matching 5 of the 6 numbers.

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Michael Rule, a worker at the Campbell Soup Co. has a mixed up feeling at the moment as he just won $250,000 in a lottery but at the same time he has to deal with some employee firing next summer. The company where he is working is planning to reduce the number of workers and Rule has not known yet whether he would be one of the fired ones. But he feels a bit relief after winning the lottery as he can invest it or start a small business with his money.

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People said that there is no such an instant wealth and it is just the case that happened to Gail Cappella who lives in Rochester, the winner of the $16.5 million Lotto jackpot. She said that she has been playing the lottery for the last 16 years and she had never won this big. She was not really sure whether she never bought the matching tickets or whether she just missed it because she rarely checked her tickets. What a shame!

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More and more lottery winners got their luck this week. Together with the biggest jackpots won in Oz Lotto a few days ago, there were more punters getting big prizes from the lottery games around the world. One of them is a man from Fresno who scooped $30.5 Millions Fresno Mega Millions jackpot in October. The winner came forward last week to claim his winning from the ticket purchased last month, said an official of the California Lottery on Monday.

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