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Who moves the cheese?
So, 100 employees of a Sargento cheese plant in Wisconsin share a plus-$200-million Super Ball lottery prize.

Used to making somewhere around $30,000 to $50,000 a year, they can now collect something close to $500,000 each. That's a pretty big cheese curd.

Will they still run the factory? And what would happen if a lottery club in your newsroom was as lucky?

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