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$2M Mega Millions ticket sold in Phoenix

A Mega Millions lottery ticket sold at a Phoenix  grocery store is worth $2 million following Tuesday night's drawing.

The ticket was sold at the Fry's,  2250 E. Baseline Road, Arizona Lottery officials said.

The player added the Megaplier when purchasing the ticket, which doubled the payout, according to the lottery.

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LOTTERY

$2M Mega Millions ticket sold in Phoenix

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A Mega Millions lottery ticket sold at a Phoenix  grocery store is worth $2 million following Tuesday night's drawing.

The ticket was sold at the Fry's,  2250 E. Baseline Road, Arizona Lottery officials said.

The player added the Megaplier when purchasing the ticket, which doubled the payout, according to the lottery.

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