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During the cold war, economic development was a very hot topic.

It's been a very hot topic around here for the last year or two.

Here in Washington, the book has been a hot topic of debate.

"It will be one of the hot topics for the next Congress."

The issue of whether a girl would stand up and fight a boy was also a hot topic at the time.

What might have happened to him became a hot topic of conversation.

In 1922, the school situation was the hot topic of discussion.

Everyone's seen her at one time or another, and she's a hot topic of conversation.

"This is a hot topic in higher education right now," she says.

The future of classical music is a hot topic these days.

How well he and Rose, who both want the ball, can work with each other is already a hot topic.

The growing number of churches is also a hot topic.

This fall education is a particularly hot topic in publishing.

The other main problem in such a "hot topic" book is content.

Unlike in the summer of 1998, a home run ball is not a hot topic.

When did economic reform become a hot topic in the Arab world?

The Friday's hot topics to get you talking this weekend.

These thought leaders provide commentary on hot topics and issues in the news.

School officials and consultants who help place children in top private schools know it's a hot topic among parents.

It was a real hot topic for a week or so."

Decorating became a hot topic, and so did those who do it.

"Now this has become a very hot topic," he said.

"I think you're waiting for him to be a hot topic again.

I can see why you would want to remain anonymous with a hot topic like this.

The mayor acknowledged they were friends, and that has been the hot topic ever since.