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9 Quebecers share $25M Lotto Max jackpot winnings
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9 Quebecers share $25M Lotto Max jackpot winnings

Nine residents of Quebec shared a $25 million Lotto Max jackpot, with eight from Laval and one from the Laurentides region. The winners purchased 10 Formule groupe shares from a Chomedey convenience store. Each winner will receive $2.5 million, except Thierno M. Sadigou Diallo, who bought two shares and will receive $5 million. The store selling the winning tickets will get a $250,000 commission from Loto-Québec. Winners expressed surprise and gratitude, with one emphasizing the importance of shared happiness.

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9 Quebecers share $25M Lotto Max jackpot winnings

Nine residents of Quebec shared a $25 million Lotto Max jackpot, with eight from Laval and one from the Laurentides region. The winners purchased 10 Formule groupe shares from a Chomedey convenience store. Each winner will receive $2.5 million, except Thierno M. Sadigou Diallo, who bought two shares and will receive $5 million. The store selling the winning tickets will get a $250,000 commission from Loto-Québec. Winners expressed surprise and gratitude, with one emphasizing the importance of shared happiness.

Bias read (Center): The article reports on a lottery win, which is an apolitical event. There is no discussion of political issues, policies, or governance. The framing remains neutral, focusing on the personal experiences of the winners and the administrative process of distributing the prize. No ideological slant is现

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