One of two Mega Millions winners came forward to claim her share of the $636 million jackpot. This is the second-biggest in US lottery history.

"It's unreal. It's like I'm still dreaming," Curry, who lives in an Atlanta suburb, said in a statement issued by the Georgia Lottery.
The jackpot was $20 million shy of the record $656 million that was shared by three Mega Millions ticket holders in March 2012.
A state lottery official said Curry had used the birth dates of family members as the basis for selecting her winning numbers.
In lieu of an annuity, Curry opted for a single cash payout from the jackpot she'll share with a California ticket holder who has yet to come forward.
Mega Millions is sold in 43 of the 50 US states.
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Source-AFP