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| Example 6: A pre-effective-date financing statement covers "all |
| general intangibles" of a debtor. As defined under former Article |
| 9, a "general intangible," would include rights to payment for |
| lottery winnings. These rights to payment are "accounts" under |
| this Article, however. A post-effective-date continuation |
| statement will not continue the effectiveness of the pre-effective- |
| date financing statement with respect to lottery winnings unless it |
| amends the indication of collateral covered to include lottery |
| winnings (e.g., by adding "accounts," "rights to payment for |
| lottery winnings," or the like). If the continuation statement |
| does not amend the indication of collateral, the continuation |
| statement will be effective to continue the effectiveness of the |
| financing statement only with respect to "general intangibles" as |
| defined in this Article. |