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台湾爆4.5亿元彩票巨奖

今年2月尾，中国台湾爆出威力彩20.07亿台币巨奖（约合人民币4.5亿元），这是威力彩自上市以来，史上第六大巨奖
。随后，彩票官方宣布了大奖得主的投注方法，该彩民选择的是“7+3”小复式投注，?破费2100台币（约合人民币472?元），通过小复式中得亿?元巨奖令外地?许多彩?民惊呼“长见识”
。

威力彩?的玩法和彩民熟悉的双色球相似，分前后两个区，前区是从1号-38号中选6个号码，后区则?是从1号-8号中选出1个号码
。威力彩单注投注为100台币（约合人民币22元），若是所有7个号码则中得头奖，末等?奖则是3+0或者1+1
。头奖奖金几多取决于当期的销量，保底金额为2亿台币（约合人民币4400万），末等奖金为100台币
。

中出巨奖的彩站

威力彩经；岱浩鹜方笨湛那樾危坏┩方被蛘叨等奖无人中出，本期的奖金将自动滚存至下??一期响应奖项的奖池中
。2月24日晚，威力彩已经一连2空开了33期，当晚开奖后，台湾?地区仅1注号码与中奖号码匹配，该彩民独揽20.07亿台币的超等巨奖！几天后，彩票官方爆出大奖得主是通过一注“7+3”的小复式彩票投注，揽获头奖、2注二等、6注三等和12注?四等，收获奖金总计20.2亿台币
。

为什么威力彩的复式投注方法会引起普遍热议呢，最主要是威力彩的头奖太难中出，大都彩民只是抱着?“碰运气”的心态选择机选或者自己心仪的号码
。头奖的难度大缘故原由有二，首先从概率学上来说，威力彩玩法中一等奖的概率为1/22085448，要比大乐透和双色球的中一等奖概率还低
。其次?是每期威力彩的销量?并不高，每期销量金额不到双色球的1/5，思量到威力彩的本金更高，因此每期投入的注数可能仅为双色球的1/50
。威力彩每期加入投注的注数少，也注定了中出面奖的难度更大
。

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大奖得主接纳“7+3”小复式投注，能提高几多中奖率呢？前区选择7个?号码，后区选择3个号???码，总共投注21组，中一等奖概率靠近?百万?分之一
。若是用相同的小复式去购置双色球，中一等奖概率则为84万分之一
。（料如是）

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　　只管黄金的恒久看涨远景依然保存，但香港中福期货提醒，2025年市场仍面临一定的危害Interesting juxtaposition of the week: The AE show “Duck Dynasty” announces that the current season will be its last, and Paul Horner, who creates fake news stories on the internet, tells The Washington Post: “My sites were picked up by Trump supporters all the time. I think Trump is in the White House because of me. ” “Duck Dynasty,” the reality show about the Robertson family of Louisiana and its business, became a spectacular hit for AE after its debut in March 2012, then a spectacular headache in late 2013 when Phil Robertson, the patriarch, made remarks in a GQ interview that were widely seen as offensive to gay people. At that point the show was averaging nine million viewers a week, an amazing number for a reality series, but the controversy cost it cachet among some viewers, and ratings have fallen considerably since. Overexposure no doubt also played a role in the show’s decline. Members of the clan became celebrities and started turning up all over the place, and the producers churned out too many episodes too quickly. Even viewers who still loved the Robertsons and their homespun antics may have been tiring of the whole premise. During Wednesday night’s Season 11 premiere, the family announced that the series would end with the finale in April. Don’t bother making a joke about the Robertsons shelving the series so they could join Donald J. Trump’s administration — social media was flooded with them by Thursday morning. Sure, that could happen — there are certainly enough Robertsons to fill every cabinet post, and Willie Robertson, the show’s central figure, was a supporter of Mr. Trump — but this is more likely just an example of a TV show that has run out of gas. Not without leaving a legacy, however. The series helped solidify the idea that distinguishing between real and fake, truth and fabrication, isn’t really important. I spent a day with the Robertsons in West Monroe, La. in the summer of 2012, between the show’s first and second seasons. The series was still building momentum, but even at that early stage, the Robertsons readily acknowledged that their “reality show” wasn’t real at all. That’s hardly rare — most reality shows are staged or at least steered toward a preplanned result, of course. But the Robertsons were unusual in that they freely admitted it. “Guided reality” is the phrase they used. The episodes didn’t simply follow the Robertsons around in their daily lives the producers would often sketch out the parameters of a situation and have the family live it. What made the show work so well was that the Robertsons, fitting the Eastern elite’s image of hicks, were in fact savvy media manipulators, excellent improvisers and telegenic as heck. And they seemed to intuit that although many of the show’s episodes were obvious setups, no one would care. “Duck Dynasty” sensed that viewers would happily embrace the reality that they wanted, even if it was a manipulated or outright invented version of reality. And now, in 2016, we have seen this flexible definition of what’s real carry into the political arena. As Mr. Horner noted, fabricated news articles streamed into receptive minds through Facebook feeds and such were a worrisome phenomenon in the presidential election, and they continue to be. “The era,” it’s being called. (Earlier this week, “ ” was named Oxford Dictionaries’ 2016 international word of the year.) Politicians have only recently figured out how to exploit it. The Robertsons and other dynasties have been doing it for years.形成厥后人们所说的“长沙决议”，其中，主要内容是与周恩来剖析较量，交流意见，最后确定中共十届二中全会和四届人大人事安排计划
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