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Meanings of hot topics in English

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Usage of hot topics in English
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Farming and environmental issues have been hot topics in the election lead up.
Radio NZ
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But in neighborhood forums, the hot topics are economic development and worker training.
Reuters
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Literacy has become one of the hot topics in the Irish education world.
The Irish Times
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Mental health and wellbeing will also be hot topics in 2014.
The Guardian
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Legislation, security, safety and licenses are all hot topics on the agenda this year.
The South African
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Development of solar power, wind and other 'clean' energy sources are hot topics globally.
Reuters
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Advocates also brief shows on hot topics that may spark ideas for future plotlines.
Reuters
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We asked two Fox Footy experts for their views on the weekend's hot topics.
News.com.au
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But Fox News and period pains were also hot topics
The Guardian
10
They follow hot topics on the Web and create their poisonous content accordingly, Marcus said.
Reuters
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For 2018, these hot topics include cyber security, social media, electronic messaging and disaster recovery.
Reuters
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Kevin Milne and Jon Bridges join Jim to discuss the hot topics of the day.
Radio NZ
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Last Thursday on the Tom Joyner Morning Show, Sherri Shepherd led the usual hot topics segment.
Ebony
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And she didn't miss her chance to have her say on one of racing's hot topics.
News.com.au
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The environment and climate change were hot topics during the run-in to this year's local body elections.
Radio NZ
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In addition, issues involving same-sex marriage and electoral reform will become hot topics during the coming months.
The Irish Times
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Hot topics across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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