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中?奖彩票

编者按：4月15日，拥有近30年购?彩履历的安?徽彩民林先生，凭一张42元复式票中得双色球733万大奖
。次?日一早?，林先生就来到省福彩中心领取了大奖
。?他体现，平时都是凭感受选号，这30年来险些每期都会买
。?更令人难以想象的是，林?先生曾再2017年就合买中过一等奖，其时分得了20万元奖金
。

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4?月15日晚，福彩双色球第2025041?期开奖
。安徽省淮北购彩者依附一张42元的复式“7+3”大奖票喜中1注一等奖，2注二等奖，以及牢靠奖2040?0元，奖金总额达733万余元
。

第二天一大早，大奖得主林先生（化姓）来到安徽省福利彩票刊行中心，兑领了属于他的幸运大奖
。林先生体现，自己购彩已经?快30年了，每期都很纪律地投入30至40元
。金额虽小，却承载着他对生涯的期待与兴趣
。对他而?言，买彩票是平庸生涯中的一抹亮色，选号的历程就?像一场充满意见意义的“游戏”
。每次??走进彩票店，林先生都会凭着自己的感受?挑选号码
。而此次中奖的号码，正是他凭感受全心挑选出来的
。这份坚持，最终为他带来了幸运的回报
。

着实，这并?非林先生首次与大奖结缘
。2017年，他曾加入所买，幸运地中得一等奖，最终分到了20万左右的奖金

；厥啄谴尉?历，他坦言是与众人分享喜悦，而这次单?独中?奖，虽幸运加倍，但他的心态依旧平和
。两次中奖履历，都未改变他一直以来的生涯态度和购彩习惯
。未来，他?会继?续坚?持小额投注，享受购彩历程中那份期待与兴趣
。

（安徽福彩）

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The bar for scandal in the Trump administration keeps being raised. Every week brings potentially damaging developments that in other contexts could have generated weekslong controversies. With so many competing stories, however, they are frequently ignored or forgotten. As a result, even negative coverage can sometimes benefit Donald J. Trump by displacing potentially more damaging stories from the news agenda. For instance, many of Mr. Trump’s nominees for cabinet positions have faced relatively little scrutiny of their backgrounds or records. Many failed even to complete background checks before the start of Senate hearings, a break from decades of precedent. Or consider the case of Monica Crowley, an incoming National Security Agency aide found to have engaged in extensive plagiarism in her book (which Harper Collins pulled from the market) her Ph. D. dissertation and her Washington Times column. These developments have struggled to gain traction amid the many competing stories about Mr. Trump and his presidential transition, including Tuesday night’s release of unverified allegations against the . Scandals need time and space to develop. When the news cycle is congested, potential scandals are deprived of attention, causing the media to move on to other stories and the political opposition to anticipate that any criticisms will probably have little effect. Many observers suspect that Mr. Trump seeks to exploit this dynamic by distracting the press and the public with stunts like meeting with Kanye West after delaying a news conference on conflicts of interest or tweeting about Meryl Streep before hearings to consider his nominees on Capitol Hill. It’s impossible to determine his motivations, of course, but the effect is often to divert attention from less flattering issues. On Wednesday, for instance, Mr. Trump’s news conference on conflict of interest issues was scheduled on the same day as hearings for six nominees. (After Democrats accused Republicans of scheduling the hearings in part to exploit this dynamic and divert the news media’s attention, some were rescheduled.) History shows that potential scandals can easily be crowded off the news agenda by other events. During the chaotic period, for instance, the focus on more important events kept Army Secretary Thomas White in office despite numerous questionable decisions. (The surge in news continued all the way through the invasion of Iraq in early 2003, helping to insulate George W. Bush from fallout over the collapse of the Enron corporation and other matters Bush didn’t suffer a major scandal until Valerie Plame was outed as a C. I. A. officer that summer.) Another example came during the summer of 2009, when the death of Michael Jackson helped push the furor over the affair of the South Carolina governor, Mark Sanford, out of the news. By contrast, relatively slow news periods may increase the likelihood of a scandal’s developing, as with the travel habits of former White House Chief of Staff John H. Sununu in 1991, which became an issue in the months after the end of the first Persian Gulf war, and as with Chris Christie’s Bridgegate scandal in 2014. In an article published in The British Journal of Political Science, I provide quantitative evidence suggesting that competition from other news stories can prevent potential scandals from reaching critical mass. Using data from more than three decades of news media coverage of the president and the executive branch, I show that when the incidence of major disasters and tragedies causes an unexpected surge in news coverage, the likelihood of a new scandal developing and the intensity of scandal coverage both decrease significantly. (I find that a similar dynamic appears to apply to governors.) In this sense, the continuing reality show that Mr. Trump creates may help protect him from deep damage by any particular scandal. As in the campaign, he makes so much news every day that few stories ever generate sustained controversy. Instead, public attention lurches from one story to the next, never quite focusing on any particular controversy. He may prefer it that way.经调解净利润约7170万元，同比增添95.8%今年Point72表現強勁