See Jiaosi on Wiktionary
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"ref": "2016 August 29, “疑申請退伍遭拖延 特戰兵墜樓身亡 [SOLDIER JUMPS TO DEATH AFTER DISCHARGE DELAYED]”, in Christina Liu, transl., Public Television Service, archived from the original on 2016-08-30:",
"text": "A guest at a hotspring hotel in Jiaosi Township, Yilan was reported to have fallen off the building and died.",
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"text": "Regrettably, although the monthly pass program includes Taoyuan’s Jhungli (中壢) and Yangmei (楊梅) districts, it has excluded the towns of Toucheng (頭城) and Jiaosi (礁溪) in Yilan.",
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"text": "Residents near Sicheng Station in Yilan’s Jiaosi Township (礁溪) welcomed the proposal to build the terminus there, saying that the ministry should honor the professional recommendations.",
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"text": "Regrettably, although the monthly pass program includes Taoyuan’s Jhungli (中壢) and Yangmei (楊梅) districts, it has excluded the towns of Toucheng (頭城) and Jiaosi (礁溪) in Yilan.",
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