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Woman wins $1 million lottery prize for 2nd time in 10 weeks

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A woman from Massachusetts has won the lottery twice this year, claiming prizes of $1 million each time just 10 weeks apart.

Christine Wilson of Attleborough won her first prize in February from a $50 “Lifetime Millions” instant ticket bought in Mansfield.

She opted to receive $650,000 before taxes, using some of the money to buy an SUV.

Then in May, she won again from a $10 “100X Cash” instant ticket purchased at a Mansfield store.

This store will receive a $10,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket.

Wilson says she will save her second prize money. Her double wins mark an unusually lucky streak within a short period of time.

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