51.   Also, the chemistry prize went to two Americans and a Japanese scientist for their discoveries that plastic can be made electrically conductive.

52.   By the time the ticket arrived, lottery officials had already announced that the prize had gone unclaimed and would be forfeited.

53.   But will all those achievements ring hollow if the biggest prize of all goes unclaimed?

54.   Each year, the prize goes to one pop or jazz musician and one classical musician.

55.   Each year, the prize goes to one pop or jazz musician and one for classical music.

56.   In all, the prize has gone to six Swedes and eight residents of other Nordic countries.

57.   It is the second year in a row that the prize has gone to work with a clear connection to day-to-day lives, rather than to highly theoretical work.

58.   It is the second year in a row that the physics prize has gone for work done at temperatures near absolute zero.

59.   Last month, the prize went to British physicist Jospeh Rotblat and his anti-nuclear Pugwash organization.

60.   Last week, the literature prize went to Portuguese novelist Jose Saramago.