$560M lottery winner wants to stay anonymous, so much that she's suing for it

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A New Hampshire woman won $559.7M in the Powerball lottery jackpot - she's now taking legal action to keep her identity from being revealed to the public. Under state law, a lottery winner's name, town and prize amount are public information. Can you understand why she'd want to remain anonymous? Does she have a case? Or does the public have a right to know who cashes in on big wins?

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