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		By: nevins		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[&quot;A lot of people keep their hopes alive on these lotteries,&quot; said one of Gildin&#039;s law partners referring, it would seem from context, to the scratch-off tickets...

The lawyer is confused here.  It is the hope of winning the lottery that constitutes the participation in the lottery.  Actually winning a lottery would smash those hope through the realization of winning.  No, these people are just more suckers for a lottery who&#039;s hopes and dreams can continue to hang on luck rarer than lightning, rather than face the reality that their own efforts and decisions get them to where they are today.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>&#8220;A lot of people keep their hopes alive on these lotteries,&#8221; said one of Gildin&#8217;s law partners referring, it would seem from context, to the scratch-off tickets&#8230;</p>
<p>The lawyer is confused here.  It is the hope of winning the lottery that constitutes the participation in the lottery.  Actually winning a lottery would smash those hope through the realization of winning.  No, these people are just more suckers for a lottery who&#8217;s hopes and dreams can continue to hang on luck rarer than lightning, rather than face the reality that their own efforts and decisions get them to where they are today.</p>
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