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The proud winner of £45 million dollars, Matt and Casey Topham intends to build a 5 million eco-home. The lucky couple would also install sound-proofed cinema, garish waterfall and solar paneled pods. However, after learning about their dream home project, the people residing in the neighborhood don’t seem very happy about the whole building an eco-home idea. Matt Topham is a decorator and a former painter and his wife, Casey is a former supervisor of the Iceland supermarket. This newlywed couple won the lottery in February 2012; they used to reside in their Stapleford Council house worth of £89,950.

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A ten months old child Tafsir who was in the arms of his aunt was literally crying hearing the round of applause. Yes, it was tears of joy.  His mother had won the chance of buying a brand new three-bedroom townhouse in Ellicott City at a price much lower than the market rate. 

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The State agency reported that last year, more than 3500 lottery winners had received public support or they people on food stamps, welfare or other help. It’s astonishing that the lottery winners are still receiving aid. The counting started from a state law passed in 2012 that demanded the state to match a list of the lottery winners who won $1,000 or more. The Two Cases Led To Document Signing

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One of the mysteries surrounding the Powerball jackpot lottery of $338.3M was solved on 25th March, which is that New Jersey is the location where the highly-desired ticket was sold. However, there was another bigger mystery to be solved. Who purchased it? 

It was announced by lottery officials of New Jersey that the ticket had been sold by a liquor shop in the city of Passaic, which is 15 miles from New York City towards the northwest. However, there was no update from the winner who has only a year to come forward and lay his claim over the prize. 

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The need to protect lottery winners’ identities seems to increase after several violent incidents that happen to lottery winners causing them to be scammed, abused and even killed. Most states in the US and other countries in the world announce the names of the lottery winners in order to show the reliability of the lottery and attract more punters but now some states considered keeping the names anonymous.

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This week, a couple from Kansas is going to be a new millionaire after winning the jackpot in Kansas Lottery which is worth of $9.43 million. The couple, who does not want to have their identities revealed, said that nothing will change their life after the winning. Though they know that they will be having so much money in their bank account, they will still work and earn money.

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Shabana Ansari, the wife of the murdered $1 million lottery winner living in Chicago really expects that the case can be revealed soon and that the people involved should be arrested. She thought that the conspiracy behind her husband’s murder is too cruel and she also thinks that she should know who has taken the happiest days when her husband was winning the lottery.

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Another lottery player has just been murdered in Chicago, growing another concern about lottery winners’ safety and giving more reasons for the lottery winners to stay more alerted and more aware that a lot of people will try to scam them. After winning the lottery winners’ life would not be the same anymore and it is necessary that they have good protection for their own sake.

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There should be more Christmas presents under the Christmas tree of the Bennett family in Hillsborough, New Hampshire or there might be longer and merrier holidays for them as the family has just won a big lottery prize of $2.1 in Megabucks lottery. Scott Bennett, the father, bought the winning ticket at a Circle K store the previous week although it was actually such a sweet error.

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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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