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The article lists various number combinations considered lucky for the October 16 government lottery draw, including auspicious numbers, numbers linked to the JAK39 C Gripen fighter jet, the Asian Games 2026, the Vegetarian Festival, and the Chinese calendar. It provides several top‑ten lists: popular numbers, best‑selling numbers, auspicious numbers, trending numbers, and numbers that are hard to sell. Vendors such as Ms. Phan note that sales remain steady during the school‑break period, while Ms. Ploypharin highlights friend numbers and warns about repeated digits. Price details for individual tickets and various bundles are also included.

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