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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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Last year has apparently been one of the biggest years in lottery world as many people have won big jackpots and the sales of the lottery itself have increased to a very significant number giving more funds to the education, charity and other social development. Many kinds of lottery increased their sales last year.

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Lottery is something people put their hopes on and more people expect to get richer from this game. It can be referred to as a good investment because the players can get a lot more money from a small amount they spend for the ticket. Sometimes lottery winning even brings touching stories about the winner and this Kansas man is one of those having overwhelming story about his lottery winning.

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A lot of people have won the lotteries in 2012 and almost all kinds of lottery in the world have made the players a lot richer. Powerball, EuroMillions and other famous lotteries have given new status for giving away hundreds of million dollars. The biggest lottery jackpots worth more than 500 million dollars was also won in 2012, marking the year as the most prosperous year for the lottery players.

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Andrew Garth, a man from Middlesbrough certainly has a lot of things to celebrate at the end of this year. On December 25th, Garth celebrated Christmas and the following the day, on the 26th, the Boxing Day, he celebrated his 29th birthday where he got so many presents. Then, he got more that what he expected when he found out that he had won $1 million in EuroMillion. Yes, he is one of 25 winners in the EuroMillions Millionaire Raffles drawn on Christmas Day.

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The joy of Christmas has not ended yet and here comes the joy of New Year. Almost everyone in the world are now celebrating New Years and making a new resolution and plans for 2013. The New Year bliss will definitely be more spectacular to know that you can get an extra million dollars in your bank account. Yes, it’s true and possible because the National Lottery and EuroMillions are giving away dozens of raffle prizes on New Year’s Eve Celebration as the follow up of their successful Christmas Lottery Raffles.

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There is good lottery news from the biggest country in Asia, China, that the lottery sales have increased rapidly for the past two years and it has hit $35.5 billion (more than 221 billion Yuan), giving million dollar donation to the education, for elderly people and for the needy people in the country.

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Camelot Group that has been handling the operation of UK National Lottery will probably be expanding its lottery business in the US if the proposal offered to the Pennsylvania Lottery is accepted. Tom Corbett, state’s governor has not yet decided whether the operation of the Pennsylvania Lottery will be given to Camelot but the chance is quite high.

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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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