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Winning Powerball lottery ticket sold in Oklahoma
According to the Powerball Draw Results website, a winning lottery ticket was sold in the state of Oklahoma. The winning ticket matched five numbers and gets $1 million of the overall $650 million jackpot. The winning 5 numbers from the August 20 draw were: 31-59-62-65-68. The Powerball number was 5. The Power Play was 2x.
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"No Oklahoman has ever won the Mega Millions jackpot," said Abby Morgan with the Oklahoma Lottery Commission. The Mega Millions drawing is scheduled for Friday, July 29 at 10 p.m.
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