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Meanings of win the lottery in English

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Usage of win the lottery in English
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When I win the lottery, I'm going to buy myself a Hummer.
Full dark, no stars
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Malahide does not need to win the lottery to be a lucky village.
The Irish Times
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Hoping that one word would finally win the lottery and stop the tumble.
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Poor people who win the lottery do not become rich people.
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The only solution she could see to her problems was to win the lottery.
The Irish Times
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She dropped to her knees and prayed: Please God, let me win the lottery.
The Irish Times
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You may dream of it, but what really happens when you win the lottery?
The Irish Times
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You win the lottery the day your parents split up.
With friends like these
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Oh, yeah, and maybe you'll win the lottery, too, you son of a bitch.
Running scared
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I've always thought one day I would win the lottery and today is my day.
News.com.au
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Said she didn't need to win the lottery anymore.
Four to score
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I was just bumbling along, trying to pay my rent, praying I'd win the lottery.
Four to score
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He doesn't win the lottery and go there.
Reuters
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The odds to win the lottery prize were one in 292.2 million.
News.com.au
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What, did you win the lottery today?
Sisters
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Why don't psychics ever win the lottery?
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