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遇到外國朋友時，你如何介紹 #你的台灣，用一句話留言
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✴️活動辦法
1️⃣再忙也不怕，就複製下句：

#祝台灣New年牛轉乾坤

@朋友A @朋友B @朋友C

(小提示：歡迎大家自由創作 or 複製貼上小編祝賀語 😅 )

2️⃣標記3位好友(需有連結)
3️⃣留言期間：2/11-2/23 23:59前
4️⃣抽獎方式：抽獎程式隨機抽出7位後公告
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⭕️參加本活動者即同意接受本活動相關辦法與注意事項規範
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⭕️每人僅限1次中獎機會
⭕️如有爭議，以中文版公告為主
⭕️外交部有隨時修正、暫停或終止本活動之權利，並不另行公告通知

#魔法部祝大家犇向好運
#魔法好禮趕快來抽
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Announcing #theYearoftheOx prize draw

Are you ready for the #IntroduceTaiwanChallenge? Write one sentence to let your friends know why it is you love #Taiwan this #LunarNewYear, and you could be the lucky winner of a luggage tag featuring BOCA’s beloved pigeon mascot!

👉How to enter:
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2️⃣Competition runs from Feb. 11 until 23:59 on Feb. 23. A total of 7 winners will be chosen randomly and notified via Facebook, so keep an eye on your private messages!

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🔹Comments left after the competition ends will not be included in the prize draw.
🔹Anyone who takes part in the competition agrees to abide by these terms and conditions.
🔹Prizes can only be sent to addresses in Taiwan and the outlying counties of Kinmen, Lienchiang and Penghu.
🔹Winners who do not respond within 5 days will forfeit their prizes.
🔹Each individual can only enter once; repeat entries will be excluded.
🔹In the case of a dispute, the Chinese text takes precedence.
🔹MOFA retains the right to alter or stop this promotion at any time without further notification.
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The Sims 4 - City Living Expansion Pack กำลังลดราคาใน cdkeys เหลือ $12.59 ประมาณ 390 บาท (ยังไม่รวมค่าธรรมเนียมธนาคาร)
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รายละเอียดเพิ่มเติมดูที่หน้าร้านค้า
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อนึ่ง Origin คีย์ *ต้องการ The Sims 4 ตัวเกมหลักในการเล่นด้วย
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อสาม ใน Origin โซนไทยเคยถูกสุดที่ ลด 50% เหลือ 499.50 บาท ครั้งนี้ของ cdkeys ถูกกว่านิดหน่อย
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The Sims 4-City Living Expansion Pack is on sale in cdkeys to $ 12.59 around 390 baht (not including bank fees)
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More details see the store page
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Incidentally Origin key * needs The Sims 4 main games to play with.
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Examination in Origin. Thai zone used to be the cheapest. Discount 50 % to 499.50 baht. This time of cdkeys is a little cheaper.
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Good game. Cheap price like this.
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The Denver Nuggets don't care if they win ugly sometimes.

Allen Iverson scored 23 points and Kenyon Martin had 20 points, 12 rebounds and five blocks to lead Denver to a 101-97 victory over the Sacramento Kings on Saturday night.

"You've got to win ugly in this league," Nuggets coach George Karl said. "There's no way you win pretty every night."

John Salmons led the Kings with 25 points, and Beno Udrih added 24 for the Kings, who had a chance to win in the closing seconds despite playing the second of back-to-back games. Francisco Garcia missed a 3-pointer with 1.9 seconds left that would have given Sacramento a 100-99 lead, and then the Kings threw away the ensuing inbounds pass with .7 seconds left.

"I got fouled on that last 3," said Garcia, who finished with 21 points. "I thought (Iverson) hit my hands; that's why I fell."

It wasn't a pretty finish, but it was fitting for this game. The Nuggets couldn't put away Sacramento despite leading by 12 at halftime and 13 early in the third quarter. The Kings kept crawling back, thanks to 26 Denver turnovers.

"The 26 turnovers was kind of crazy," Karl said. "I want play aggressive, I want to play fast, I want to play wild at times, but I don't want to pass the ball crazy."

The last turnover was nearly the most costly. With Denver leading 99-97, Udrih stole Iverson's pass with 8.9 seconds left. Ron Artest drove to the bucket but kicked it out to Garcia for a 3.

"When it is all said and done, we had a chance to win it, and we didn't," Sacramento coach Reggie Theus said.

Anthony Carter was a big reason the Kings didn't win. The guard tied his season high in points with 17, and he kept the Nuggets close with 10 points in the third quarter.

"The opportunity was there," Carter said. "They kept coming off of me. I was trying to shoot the ball, take the ball to the basket and create."

With Carmelo Anthony struggling, Denver needed Carter's offense to enter the fourth quarter down by only one.

"I don't know if we win it without AC and Kenyon playing like they were playing," Karl said. "They had good energy."

The Nuggets led 59-47 at the intermission and increased it to 65-52 before the Kings made a run. Salmons' 3 with 4:38 left in the third cut Denver's lead to 69-68.

Salmons' steal and fast-break bucket, and Udrih's two layup gave Sacramento a 76-71 lead late in the third quarter.

The Nuggets trailed 80-77 early in the fourth when J.R. Smith converted a three-point play to tie it. Carter made a layup, and after a Sacramento turnover, Iverson's layup made it 84-80.

Artest and Udrih hit buckets to tie the game with 7:46 left, but the Nuggets went on an 8-0 run and the Kings were never able to take the lead in the fourth.

"We worked hard to come back and give ourselves a chance to win the game," Udrih said.

Iverson scored 19 in the first half as the Nuggets built a double-digit lead. His tip-in with 8:02 left in the second quarter was part of a 14-2 Nuggets run that gave them the lead.

During that run, he scored on a layup and fed Martin on an alley-oop that made it 50-42.

The Kings stayed with the Nuggets in the first quarter. Salmons had 15 points on 7-for-8 shooting in the first 10 minutes to give Sacramento an early lead. Iverson had 11 points and Anthony had 10 of his 14 to keep the game tied at 34 heading into the second quarter.

Game notes

Nuggets C Marcus Camby had his 6,000th career rebound in the first quarter. ... Nuggets F Eduardo Najera suffered a left knee contusion in the first quarter when he collided with Kings C Spencer Hawes with 2:23 left in the period. He hit a free throw before leaving the game with 6.5 seconds left. He did not return.

The new-look Detroit Pistons still have the Los Angeles Lakers' number.


Rasheed Wallace had 25 points and 13 rebounds, Allen Iverson added 25 points and the Pistons handed the Lakers their first loss of the season, 106-95 Friday night.

The win was the Pistons' eighth in the last 10 meetings.

Kobe Bryant scored 29 points for the Lakers, but went 12-of-30 from the floor.

"We just played a good all-around game," Iverson said after the Pistons won for the third time since his arrival from Denver five games ago. "It's just about playing basketball, understanding what we want to do on the basketball court.

"We didn't feel like it would take long, but we knew it would be kind of shaky in the beginning because I'm a totally different player than Chauncey Billups. I'm a lot more aggressive when it comes to driving to the basket, so my teammates have to know what spot I want them to be in to be able to create shots for them."

In winning their first seven, the Lakers had averaged a league-high 104.7 points and held opponents to a league-low 86.7.

The Pistons obviously beat them on both ends of the court, with Los Angeles becoming the final NBA team to lose this season.

"We just played defense," Iverson said. "We made them take tough, contested shots. When they missed, we got out and ran and took advantage. On the offensive end, we just attacked all night."

Bryant said the Pistons presented a "matchup issue" for the Lakers' defense.

"With Rasheed Wallace at the 5, and his ability to stretch the floor, it opened up the lanes for the guards," Bryant said. "We didn't shoot particularly well, but those guys were hot, too, in the first half and third quarter and kept us at bay.

"They're one of the top teams in the Eastern Conference, obviously. And they caught us on a night when they were hot as a pistol and we were pretty cold."

The Pistons shot 51 percent and the Lakers 42 percent. Wallace, the Pistons' center, went 4-of-9 from 3-point range.

Detroit usually plays rugged defense against Bryant, who had 17 points through the first three quarters as the Pistons took command. They have held him to 20 or fewer points in five of the last nine meetings.

The Pistons beat the Lakers in Los Angeles despite playing back-to-back games -- Detroit won at Golden State the previous night.

Both Bryant and Iverson moved up on the NBA's career scoring list. Bryant has 21,817 points and jumped into 21st ahead of Larry Bird (21,791) and Gary Payton (21,813). Iverson (23,156) passed Elgin Baylor (23,149) to jump to No. 19.

Tayshaun Prince added 18 points in Detroit's balanced scoring. Former Laker Kwame Brown had a double-double, with 10 rebounds and 10 points, and Richard Hamilton also scored 10.

Brown was booed often, but afterward he smiled and said, "They booed me when I was here."

Pau Gasol had 10 points and was the only Lakers' starter other than Bryant in double figures. Lamar Odom had 11 points and Trevor Ariza 10.

The Pistons moved in front to stay late in the first quarter, and held a double-digit lead for most of the second half.

Detroit stretched the lead to 77-62 on Arron Afflalo's 3-pointer in the closing seconds of the third period. The Lakers pulled to 61-56 earlier in the quarter, but Prince made a reverse dunk and sank two free throws to help the Pistons stay in control.

Game notes
Bryant, in his 13th season, was playing in his 874th game. Bird played in 897 games over his 13-year career. ... Iverson, who averaged 17 points in two losses in his first games with Detroit, scored 30 in a win over Sacramento and had 23 points and nine assists in a 107-102 win at Golden State on Thursday night. ... He had faced the Lakers once already this season, scoring 13 points on 3-for-8 shooting in a 104-97 loss, his final game for Denver.

Allen Iverson carried the 76ers early, Chris Webber put up points late, and the superstar duo continued to keep Philadelphia in first place in the Atlantic Division.


With a brutal seven-game road trip next, there's no better place to sit.

Iverson scored 38 points, Webber added 27 and the streaking Philadelphia 76ers won for the sixth time in seven games, 111-100 over the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday night.

With the Sixers seemingly headed toward another typical tight, frantic fourth, they instead pulled away from the Warriors with an 11-2 run to open the quarter and actually kept their double-digit lead for most of the rest of the game.

"It felt like we turned that corner," Iverson said. "We just did everything right at the end. I think Chris did a great job at the end. We ran the offense through him and he made some great things happen."

Webber and Iverson combined for 50 of the Sixers' 84 shots and made 25 of the 42 field goals. While Iverson scored 24 points in the first half, Webber followed with 15 in the second.

"I don't think I had any doubt about them playing together," coach Maurice Cheeks said. "The reason you put the ball in their hands is because they make plays."

The Sixers will need the All-Stars to keep it up when they open a seven-game road trip Friday night at Atlanta. They won't return home until Jan. 9 against Seattle.

Jason Richardson scored 24 points, Troy Murphy had 22 and Baron Davis 16 for the slumping Warriors, who lost their third straight game on the road.

Kyle Korver scored 14 points and grabbed 10 rebounds, and Samuel Dalembert had 15 points and nine boards for the division-leading 76ers.

Korver hit a 3 that stretched the Sixers lead to 11 early in the fourth and Iverson followed with a jumper that gave them a cushion that they've shown a knack for blowing this year.

Not this time, not after the Sixers kept control at the free-throw line and Dalembert ended the game with two emphatic dunks that brought to life a rather sparse and lifeless crowd.

Richardson and Davis answered the Sixers' spurt with consecutive 3s, but the Warriors faded down the stretch, scoring only nine points in the final 7 minutes.

"We've had a lot of practice holding leads and letting other teams come back on us," Cheeks said.

This rough road trip has deflated the Warriors' best start in over a decade that saw them briefly reach first place in the Pacific Division for the first time since 1992. Golden State closes out its five-game road trip Friday at Detroit.

"We just have to salvage this trip and play well," Murphy said. "If we don't, we could lose by 30."

After a slow start in the first half (5-for-12), Webber got rolling in a wildly entertaining third where neither team played much defense or missed many shots.

Korver's 3-pointer gave the Sixers a nine-point lead that was quickly cut after consecutive 3s from Mike Dunleavy and Richardson. Korver sank another 3, then Iverson hit one to push the lead back to nine.

Richardson buried another 3 -- the teams combined to go 7-for-12 in the quarter -- in the final minute that pulled the Warriors to 86-83, which was as close as they'd come the rest of the game.

Webber scored 11 points in the third quarter, nearly negating the Warriors 77 percent shooting mark from the floor.

"We've got to turn it around and get tougher," Warriors coach Mike Montgomery said. "We're going to have to guard people."

With Kobe Bryant and his 62 points breathing down Iverson's tattooed neck in the league scoring race, the Sixers guard appeared early to want to put more space between the bicoastal All-Stars than the 9/10 of a point that separated them heading into the game.

Iverson scored from all over the floor in the first half, making 11 of 17 shots for 24 points before cooling down and getting Webber and the rest of his teammates move involved in the second.

Game notes
With Sixers C Steven Hunter inactive (leg), Michael Bradley returned to the lineup after sitting out the last four games with a bad back. Hunter said he should return for Friday's game at Atlanta. ... The Sixers are 7-0 at home against the Western Conference. ... The Sixers outrebounded the Warriors 47-39, making them 11-0 when they win the battle of the boards.