Q: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
It’s not easy to snag Wheel of Fortune‘s top prize. In order to even be eligible for a $1 million payday, contestants must be lucky enough to spin the big wheel and land on the million dollar prize slot — a 1-in-72 chance. They must then solve the main puzzle and win entry to the show’s bonus round — in which they spin yet another wheel, which gives them another 1-in-24 chance of landing on the big money — without ever hitting the dreaded “bankrupt” wedge. 
  
 But luck and skill collided last night for Autumn Erhard, an animal pharmaceuticals sales rep who had already racked up $30,00 in cash and prizes (trips to exotic Belize and… Arizona!) before she made it to the bonus round. Though she knew only four letters of the final two-word, 12-letter puzzle, Erhard guessed its solution instantly… only to discover that she’d just become the second person in Wheel history to win $1 million. (The first was Michelle Lowenstein in 2008, the same year the million dollar prize was first introduced.) 
  
 Take note, numerology nuts: Erhard is 30 years old, she appeared on Wheel during its “Celebrating 30″ theme week — in honor of the show’s 30th anniversary — and her episode aired May 30. Clearly, the odds were in her favor. 
  
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 Step one: Get on a Wheel of Fortune 30th anniversary show because you’re 30 years old. 
  
 Step two: Collect the million dollar wedge during a spin, don’t go bankrupt and advance to the bonus round. 
  
 Step three: Spin the prize wheel and land on the one of 32 slots that contains the $1,000,000 card. 
  
 Step four: Have Vanna White only reveal three letters on the board, yet still solve the puzzle. 
  
 Step five: Go nuts when Pat Sajak reveals your prize. 
  
 In a showing airing Thursday night, Autumn Ernhard, a 30-year-old in pharmaceutical sales, became the second-ever million-dollar winner on Wheel of Fortune. Her tough workouts paid off handsomely. 
  
 Ernhard told ABC News she plans on spending some of the money for her upcoming wedding. 
  
 (Thanks to Erik Malinowski for the video.) |||||
A:
Autumn Erhard's first stroke of luck was being 30 years old, which qualified her to appear on Wheel of Fortune's 30th anniversary show yesterday. Mix in some pretty tough odds about landing on a million-dollar prize slot, making it to the bonus round, landing on that prize slot again, and then solving a 12-letter puzzle with only four letters flipped, and it all adds up to the show's second million-dollar winner, report USA Today and Entertainment Weekly.