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Pop quiz: The number 236 million represents (a) the maximum number of occupants allowed in an average-size hotel in Tokyo, (b) the projected figure on the table for Michael Jordan's next one-year contract negotiation, (c) the amount of corn stalks you're likely to see on any given one-mile stretch of highway in Nebraska, (d) the estimated jackpot (in US dollars) of the Spanish Lottery or (e) all of the above.

The answer is (e), but you're probably most enthralled with the idea of winning $236 million. They claim to be the biggest lottery in the world, with an average pool size of $1.2 billion. The prize is to be paid in one tax-free, lump sum payment in the currency of your choice. What do you think you're chances are going to be? It's not a bad idea if you're in the market to buy a small country.

Find it at http://www.megalotto.com

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