Oxford Spanish Dictionary
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
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- ONCE was founded in 1938 to create employment for the blind. The organization started fund-raising lotteries, for which blind people sold tickets throughout Spain.
In 1981 ONCE launched a national lottery which is drawn every day except Saturday. Money raised is invested in training and social centers for blind people. The biggest of its prizes is the cuponazo.
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Most of its programming is lottery and quiz games, in which the viewer can participate over the phone.
en.wikipedia.org By the time the college opened in 1968, however, admission was open and applications had soared to 6000; students were placed by lottery.
en.wikipedia.org Juniors and seniors may choose between entering this lottery or moving into nearby apartments or row-houses.
en.wikipedia.org It also sold front row tickets for $25 each based on a lottery a few hours before each performance.
en.wikipedia.org The lesser demand for the $5 lottery means that a number of weeks often passes between draws.
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