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A computer glitch on Christmas could give mistaken winners in the South Carolina lottery almost $20 million - Business Insider


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A computer glitch on Christmas could give mistaken winners in the South Carolina lottery almost $20 million
Business Insider
A computer glitched in a lottery game in South Carolina on Christmas Day for two hours. Many people noticed and bought multiple $500 winning tickets. The lottery decided to set aside $19.6 million to possibly give to holders of the mistaken winning ...
Lottery glitch gives woman winning ticket after winning ticketNew York Post
Christmas Day lotto glitch gives woman multiple winning tickets in South CarolinaFox News
Glitch in lottery could mean $25.1 million in winningsNEWS.com.au
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