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LOTTO NUM LAST NAME FIRST NAME MI LAST 4 SSN 1 Vasquez LOTTO NUM LAST NAME FIRST NAME MI LAST 4 SSN 1 Vasquez Abner J 6201 2 Rodriguez Christian A 1931 3 Villalta Robert V 6654 4 Martinez Jasmin 9358 5 Espinal Lizandro 3241 6 Rios Andy M 2489 7 Hernandez-Ortiz Coral E 3074 8 Martinelli Rocco S 3807 9 Castillo Jonathan S 9943 10 De La Cruz Daniel A 3798 11 Reyes Edwin 2739 12 Santos Maria 2491 13 Kramar Evgeny 3773 14 Ramos Alexio D 4914 15 Benitez David J 0217 16 Lademann Brienne L 0301 17 Rivera Sonia N 2759 18 Sham Mora Paola A 7437 19 Rivera Elmer Y 0131 20 Rosario Shenique 8094 21 Zambrano Maricel 5939 22 Estevez Jounel A 9141 23 Juarez Gustavo A 6725 24 Santos Luis M 3656 25 Rodriguez Jeffrey A 9968 26 Villafane-Colon Kyle E 2260 27 Novoa Luis F 4569 28 Gonzalez Jessica 8841 29 Marquez-Andrade Carlos F 0186 30 Rosero Grace F 8951 31 Michel Timothy 4807 32 Rondon Natalia A 6473 33 Garcia Edwin 6660 34 Goris Jose 3822 35 Garcia Frank K 7210 36 Zelaya Alex A 3945 37 Veintimilla 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