(2)'Jumbo' lottery tickets put on sale nationwide

(2)'Jumbo' lottery tickets put on sale nationwide

TOKYO, Japan - A man buys ''Dream Jumbo Lottery'' tickets at a lottery booth at Tokyo's Ginza district May 13, the first day the tickets were put on sale nationwide.

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