Both are hot topics among the tech community at large.
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Union is no stranger to educating the public on hot topics.
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Here are the hot topics dominating the discussion in Florida: 1.
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Before the campaign, he said little about hot topics like abortion.
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Hot topics included central bank digital currencies and cross-border payments.
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The articles were hot topics at Trump's press conference on Wednesday.
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Shannon Bream and Kevin Corke tackle the hot topics of the day.
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Here's an early peak at the hot topics everyone is talking about.
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Instead Mecikalski wants to cover too many hot topics in 90 minutes.
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The hot topics of those days implicated issues of race, religion and abortion.
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But in neighborhood forums, the hot topics are economic development and worker training.
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Diversity and inclusion are hot topics at the Cannes Lions event this year.
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The impact of robots in the workplace is amongst the hot topics here at Davos.
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From gun control to health care, he's managed to touch many hot topics over the decade.
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The pair is partnering for an international comedy tour in which they'll tackle current hot topics.
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When and how is it appropriate to get involved in some of these more hot topics?
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This will feature breaking news and other hot topics based on live trending searches across Google.
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From the start, her sparring with Behar at the hot-topics table trended on social media.
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We compiled views from across the political spectrum on Mr. Comey's testimony and other hot topics.
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Hot topics such as, are bald men sexier than those with a full head of luscious locks?
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McCarthy claims Goldberg wouldn't let Walters moderate and would often interrupt her co-hosts during Hot Topics.
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These days, hot topics like climate change, sex and drug education, and even etiquette, have caused friction.
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Yet, they treated #Hot-Topics like an anomaly, an unnecessary waste of time compounded by inappropriate language.
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As the 2020 election year approaches, health care and "Medicare for all" are once again hot topics.
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We'll be talking about both of those hot topics on this week's Too Embarrassed to Ask podcast.
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The ABC anchor Robin Roberts reflects on the hot topics that defined 2019 in this two-hour special.
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But, she does talk about her work and industry hot topics, like the Times Up movement, in interviews.
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HOT TOPICS: Tyrese had a few words to say about women and you know Wendy had something to say.
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O'Donnell, then a co-host of "The View," slammed Trump the next day during the show's "hot topics" segment.
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We have two and a half hours of topics du jour, so we had a lot of hot topics.
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It looks like Apple is really making an effort to stay hip by celebrating some hot topics from 2016.
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Tech leaders gathered today at the White House for a series of focused sessions on hot topics in tech.
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You'll hear from an impressive array of tech leaders, makers, founders and investors on a range of hot topics.
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Wasserman, a 15-year veteran of Sun Valley, also weighed in on the hot topics among the business leaders here.
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These included hot topics such as the difficulties police face when dealing with encrypted devices and issues surrounding data retention.
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But the show thrived as the 2008 election drew closer, with Sarah Palin providing no shortage of hot-topics material.
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Instead, they complain, when they express conservative views on hot topics like immigration or multiculturalism, they are quickly labeled Nazis.
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If you follow the tech industry you know these are all hot topics that other companies are investing in heavily.
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John Kelly, Trump's pick for Homeland Security Secretary, also starts today, with immigration and border security expected to be hot topics.
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"It's hard because there's so much going on with the hot topics today and the news just changes daily," Paras said.
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But the show's "Hot Topics" also touched on the day's bigger headline: that Kushner had his top-secret security clearance downgraded.
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Bribery and vote-buying Bribery and vote buying have been hot topics in the lead up to this election, Penar says.
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Of all the hot topics surrounding natural hair, edges (the shorter strands around your hairline) seem to be the most debated.
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The list was compiled by Hot Topics, an online community of tech leaders, in partnership with cloud technology company F85033 Networks.
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Americans no longer hang Quakers on Boston Common, but abortion and the death penalty remain hot topics, and fundamentally religious ones.
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Funko has grown into a $686 million business selling its wares in GameStops, Barnes & Nobles, and Hot Topics around the country.
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Just because he's no longer delivering a late-night show monologue doesn't mean Letterman is shying away from political hot topics.
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So when the executive's name unexpectedly popped into #Hot-Topics the morning of May 16th, 103, employees knew something was wrong.
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Other hot topics on Thursday will include the uptake and bond purchases of the ECB's June TLTRO (targeted long-term refinancing operation).
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" It continued, "The intelligence collection programs described in the report have been in the news and hot topics for discussion for years.
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The entire day is a full-on deep dive into the big challenges, hot topics and potential promise facing enterprise companies today.
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It's three girls from London who talk about everything from sex and relationships to mental health and hot topics in the media.
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President Trump spoke with reporters on Thanksgiving morning and hit on hot topics like border security and his relationship with Saudi Arabia.
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There is also an indication of how many comments an article has received, so you can see which are the hot topics.
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Good Girls Revolt tries to confront at least dozen hot topics of its era without really saying much about any of them.
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"HNA Wang Jian died" briefly ranked 11th on Twitter-like Weibo's hot topics page, but was quickly gone from the top 50.
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Besides questions on the budget itself, you can be sure he will be asked about some other hot topics in health care.
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Because we normally read Weibo, but if it didn't get to the hot topics on Weibo then we wouldn't see it. Sorry.
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In 1980 he created an annual conference, "Hot Topics in Neonatology," which highlighted controversial issues, emphasized rigorous research and encouraged vigorous debate.
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The Berkshire Hathaway chief noted the steady money making of the conglomerate, but gave no insight into succession or other hot topics.
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Jack Keane remembers Charles Krauthammer, sounds off on new developments with Iran and North Korea; Kennedy on the hot topics of the day.
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"Hot Topics" is now over 20 minutes long, and takes up almost half of the hourlong show; it is synonymous with her brand.
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As Fashion Month inches closer and closer, designers, casting directors, and editors are taking stock of where the industry stands on hot topics.
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And there are also TechCrunch Sessions, single-day deep dives on hot topics, like Justice and Robotics, which we also launched last year.
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In an hour-plus conversation the tech journalist hit on a lot of hot topics and Musk didn't evade or skip around most answers.
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Paying the price The hype created around such hot topics by the media and politicians does not only distract the electorate from other concerns.
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Sessions, currently the junior US senator from Alabama, is being questioned on loads of hot topics, including civil rights, LGBT rights, immigration, and abortion.
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The document, known as the "hot topics" list, appears to lay out talking points for Mr. Pruitt's two sessions before the House of Representatives.
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Many of the "hot topics" items mirror answers given by the E.P.A. press office over the past several months in response to various scandals.
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The Breakfast Club host got West to talk about many hot topics, including presidents Obama and Trump, his mental breakdown, Twitter rants, and more.
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Lyrically, it invokes youth, religion, and puts dark visions of blood into your mind all at once — practically a trifecta of her hot topics.
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Among the hot topics debated were jobs, trade, race relations, tax and security, and It didn't take long for the internet to pass judgment.
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And I'm looking forward to sticking my two cents into the hot topics, especially now that Hillary and the Donald are in the spotlight.
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"Barbara- though some days we held onto our positions on hot topics with passion-we never let go of one another's hand," she wrote.
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Sessions, currently the junior US senator from Alabama, is being questioned on loads of hot topics, including civil rights, LGBT rights, immigration, and abortion.
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ET: House Republicans&apos tax reform bill rollout and Trump&aposs nominee to head the Federal Reserve will be the hot topics of the day.
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"Long week," Williams said at the beginning of her Hot Topics segment on The Wendy Williams Show, dropping a throat lozenge into her coffee cup.
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Weak inflation, and possible deflation - when consumer prices start to fall -- have been hot topics for the last few years in the global investment community.
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Simon does not engage on hot topics, is careful about what she retweets and does not allow herself to get drawn in to toxic debates.
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Those include "the hot topics that pastoral teams touch every day that can be controversial that can lead to picket lines, to protests," he said.
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Likely hot topics at this year's event include Disney and Comcast's competition to , as well as the fight over a potential CBS and Viacom merger.
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As the Democratic National Committee (DNC) hosts a record number of candidates for the fourth debate, we expect several hot topics to hit the floor.
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During the Hot Topics segment on The Wendy Williams Show last week, Williams implied that HBO is looking at launching a Sex & the City spin-off.
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Washington (CNN)When Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch appears before senators this week, he is sure to face familiar questions on hot topics such as abortion.
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Meanwhile, an "express news" team now responds immediately to news developments and creates The Times's own versions of hot topics that are capturing social media attention.
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As you can imagine, virtual reality and augmented reality were hot topics at the show, and there were multiple sessions on this subject during the conference.
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BREAM: Certain district if you&aposve got hot topics like immigration and those kinds of things, it&aposs not going to be special for him there.
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"Balanced eating" is another general nutrition term we all know, but sadly, it gets a lot less airtime than hot topics like portion control and gluten.
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President Trump sent out a series of tweets on Saturday morning that weighed in on various hot topics following the resignation of press secretary Sean Spicer.
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The story lines are about college hot topics like Adderall use and hookup culture, but difference is never far from mind, both between and within groups.
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Chinese regulators have been tightening disclosure rules to discourage listed firms from using hot topics to pump up share prices as part of efforts to curb speculation.
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"We have such a smart, funny and fearless group of women who bring unparalleled passion and opinions to the hot topics table every single day," said Carter.
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Of course, while she was here, we couldn't pass up the opportunity to grill her about some other hot topics like her beauty routine and fashion essentials.
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A team of experts and celebrity guest judges curate must-read books — usually new releases, hot topics, and debut authors — and send them to the subscriber's doorstep.
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For all six women who have testified to sexual assault allegations against Weinstein in this case, timelines and inconsistent statements have been hot topics for defense questioning.
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" On Monday's episode of The Wendy Williams Show, Williams alluded to the drama while reflecting on the motto of her Hot Topics segment: "Their business is our business.
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"(I'm) hoping for a lot more conversations and discussions about being trans in the continent," she says, though adds that addressing "hot" topics isn't a guarantee of inclusion.
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Nintendo has a history of taking gaming's hot topics and trends — in this case open worlds and survival elements — tweaking them, and then buffing them until they shine.
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On last night's episode of Full Frontal, Samantha Bee took on two decidedly hot topics: the Shitty Media Men list, a document of much debate, and Aziz Ansari.
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Nothing in your letter suggests a dire backdrop, but many young people are cut off by their parents for warring over hot topics such as religion or sexuality.
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Pattison sat down with The Hill to talk about the importance of state-international relationships, the NGA's new innovation focus and the hot topics governors are talking about.
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But a number of companies have posted standout returns even as healthcare reform and prescription drug pricing loom as hot topics with the 2020 presidential election campaign heating up.
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Though, given recent rhetoric, it seems likely that hot topics like cyber security, net neutrality and, of course, jobs are all fair game in the lead up to inauguration.
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This semester I'm taking AP US Government and Politics, we are always debating on hot topics including the recent discussion about whether or not President Trump should be impeached.
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Hollywood's diversity issues, including representation and pay parity, have become hot topics since more actors began embracing inclusion riders that systematically break down barriers of entry for underrepresented groups.
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While there are many hot topics currently in the forefront of American politics, one priority from last year's campaign continues to warrant Congress' attention: improving flexibility in the workplace.
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"Take a glance at the company's Twitter feed just to make sure no major game changers or hot topics have popped up since you did your research," Friedman says.
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For some Starbucks employees, the training was a chance for socially conscious workers to discuss hot topics such as racial anxiety and the difference between implicit and explicit bias.
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Instead, it mostly works to distract public attention away from hot topics by highlighting the positive, cheering the state, symbols of the regime, or the Communist Party's revolutionary past.
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What they're saying: DNC chairman Tom Perez has long opposed the idea of a debate that spotlights one issue in lieu of other hot topics within the Democratic Party.
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The document, labeled "hot topics" and written in the first person, provides bullet-point examples for how Pruitt might respond to certain questions during his appearances on Capitol Hill.
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In "Pop-Ups Offer Classes on Today's Hot Topics," Abby Ellin writes: The class was supposed to be temporary, a quick dive into the link between literature and anthropology.
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" Days later, during Monday's episode of The Wendy Williams Show, Williams alluded to the drama while reflecting on the motto of her Hot Topics segment, "Their business is our business.
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Virtual and augmented reality have been hot topics at this year's TED, with Meta debuting its Meta 2 augmented reality goggles and The Void debuting an interactive virtual reality experience.
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He addressed a slew of hot topics including a potential meeting with Russia ("we may") to the controversy surrounding his administration's immigration policy ("I hate the children being taken away").
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Hot topics include virtual reality, the dispute over encryption between the F.B.I. and Apple, and a transportation system that aims to move people as fast as the speed of sound.
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In addition to online trolls, the show offers up irreverent takes on white allies, the strain of Afrocentric conservatives known as "Hoteps," and campus free speech, among other hot topics.
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According to McCarthy, she took the job expecting to bring some humor to the Hot Topics segment and even turned down an opportunity with CBS for her own daytime talk show.
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But I do have one overriding question regarding this upcoming device, a question that might go neglected as the usual hot topics of specs and design start to overtake the conversation.
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In addition, Trump's harsh criticism of European allies, the state of U.S. relations with NATO, Trump&aposs tariffs and a trade war with China could be other hot topics facing Pompeo.
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Meanwhile climate and other governance matters promise to be hot topics in the shareholder meeting season this spring after Vanguard, BlackRock Inc and others have revised their policies on the area.
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YouTube announced new measures today to stem the spread of conspiracy theory videos and fake news on its platform, including inserting context from trustworthy sources into search results about hot topics.
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State attorneys general have become some of the most powerful forces fighting the Trump White House — pushing back against its agenda on hot topics like immigration, energy, health care and more.
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Matters of war are not hot topics of debate even during election years, and those voters who are passionately antiwar usually don't have a major party candidate who shares their views.
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It also automatically identifies trending and hot topics, giving citizens immediate access to crucial points of a public meeting, such as when votes are being cast, or legislation is being debated.
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Policing and foreign intervention are both hot topics in the presidential cycle, and the book is necessary reading for understanding how the two have grown together with little public awareness. 9.
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The upcoming hour-long episodes, hosted by Cannon — who is host of MTV's Wild n' Out and Fox's The Masked Singer — will include Williams' Hot Topics segment, "Ask Wendy," and celebrity interviews.
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Her staff leaked requests for producers to permanently replace her: "How can she discuss Hot Topics when the biggest topic is her cheating husband?" asked one anonymous staffer in the Daily Mail.
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This year's conference will touch on hot topics like the trade tensions between the U.S. and China, the #MeToo movement, the planned talks with North Korea, and the backlash against Silicon Valley.
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The lackluster state of the French economy is slipping down the list of hot topics for voters as the race for the presidency in 2017 starts to accelerate, according to one expert.
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He may grab more headlines with his Friday conversation with the Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg when the two have a chance to discuss the latest social media apps and other hot topics.
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Democracy and rights are currently hot topics in Southeast Asia amid criticisms of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's strongman politics and newly re-elected Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen's crackdown on civil liberties.
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Along the way, the threats posed by North Korea's nuclear ambitions and global terrorism in the wake of an attack at a London subway station figure to be hot topics of discussion.
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A CNN survey, conducted in April by the independent research agency SSRS, found that climate change is the top concern among Democratic voters, beating out traditionally hot topics like guns and health care.
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In the show — which will debut on Netflix on January 23 — Handler explores a variety of hot topics that interest her, from marriage to racism, from Silicon Valley to, yep, mind-altering substances.
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When they crunched the numbers, they found that there was some evidence that near-miss scientists had begun to study "hot topics," but this, too, wasn't enough to explain the overall performance gap.
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Ramsey has also overseen security operations for the Departments of Army and State and served as the CISO for the Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board, according to a brief bio from Hot Topics.
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It was possible to communicate such "hot" topics to other people only in the sort of protected rooms of the churches, since the churches were granted a certain independence within the GDR system.
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Instead, dead horses and canceled races are hot topics after Santa Anita Park suspended thoroughbred racing because of a spike in fatalities that has cast doubt on the safety of its racing surface.
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Lawmakers at the European Parliament will turn out for debates on hot topics like Britain's plans to withdraw from the union, known as Brexit, and the future of the European Union at large.
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Whereas the customer experience team had been falling behind under Williams' leadership (albeit, for reasons some say were beyond his control), employees in #Hot-Topics came from all different parts of the organization.
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But The New York Times obtained talking points for "hot topics," with responses for questions the EPA is expecting Pruitt to get on matters like the condo rental, raises and first-class travel.
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Daniels will "join the co-hosts at the Hot Topics table live" and will "discuss her newfound attention since the allegations have been in the headlines," the network said in a Tuesday announcement.
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Speaking of investors and hot topics, Jocelyn Goldfein, a managing director at Zetta Venture Partners, will join TechCrunch editors and other panelists for a discussion about the growing role of AI in enterprise software.
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On Tuesday's episode of The Wendy Williams show, the host delivered a spirited tirade on Kardashian West's racy photo shoot during her "Hot Topics" segement, and elicited a lot of "oooohhhhhhhhhs" from her audience.
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The two leaders will have several hot topics on the table to discuss, including the future of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), which President Obama had hoped to pass through Congress before leaving office.
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The lawmakers were gathered for their annual strategy retreat, the first since losing control of the House in the midterms, and high on the list of hot topics was how to reclaim the majority.
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Other hot topics set for discussion include whether the U.S. and China will ever emerge from their trade dispute, and how China's increasingly strict stance on waste imports is transforming the country's scrap industry.
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"Happy birthday to the reason we are all sitting around this Hot Topics table today — it is the birthday of the one and only Barbara Walters," Goldberg, 63, said, eliciting cheers from the audience.
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Islam, immigration, and security were already hot topics in the campaign, one of the closest presidential races in recent memory, with only 4.5 percentage points separating the top four candidates in the latest poll.
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Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server while she was Secretary of State has been one of the hot topics in the US presidential election, with Donald Trump threatening to prosecute (and jail her).
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More people play video games on their smart phones now than on computers, said Felix Falk, head of German industry federation Game, adding that subscription games and cloud gaming are also hot topics this year.
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The chief executive also goes on to give his views on hot topics such as Brexit and the inequality gap, and whether he believes the company has access to the right talent, when facing competition.
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Governments may be big backers of the blockchainJune 27.5st Blockchain, the technology behind cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, which has seen exponential growth in its value this year, was one of the hot topics of 2017.
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" ABC had touted the "View" booking as an opportunity for Daniels to "join the co-hosts at the Hot Topics table live" and "discuss her newfound attention since the allegations have been in the headlines.
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Years of teaching discussion-based ethics courses involving students who hold strong and opposing points of view on hot topics has taught me that fruitful civil exchange requires humility, fairness, civility, constructive criticism, and appreciation.
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Ahead of The View's daily Hot Topics segment during Wednesday's episode, Whoopi Goldberg brought up the special occasion to the audience and her fellow co-hosts, Joy Behar, Sunny Hostin, Meghan McCain and Abby Huntsman.
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The women, along with fellow hosts Abby Huntsman and Sunny Hostin, were discussing the resignation of Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen during their "hot topics" segment at the beginning of the talk show.
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While the Partnership on AI has yet to clarify its areas of work, you can expect to see research papers on AI. The companies could write about ethics, inclusivity and privacy as these are hot topics.
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The surreal, thoroughly memed moment, opened the floodgates to a stream of stories about her personal life that threatened to overtake any of the celebrity stories that make up her "Hot Topics" pop culture commentary segment.
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Sunday's season 2 premiere of I Am Cait saw her taking a bus tour with some of her close friends, including writer Jennifer Finney Boylan and actress Candis Cayne – and the women tackled several hot topics.
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The channel will also introduce its own original daily show, filmed at Sirius XM's new L.A. studios, where famous celebs and comedians will drop by to discuss pop culture and other hot topics of the day.
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The actor who plays Grey Worm on the HBO series was out in NYC Thursday afternoon snapping selfies with fans and even quoting lines from the show when we hit him up about 2 hot topics.
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While certain brands stand for issues such as women's rights or bullying — which are hot topics right now — everyone needs to "filter" their content to make sure it doesn't come across offensive to any one public.
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An ABC News correspondent and Pop News anchor for the weekend editions of Good Morning America, Haines is no stranger to the show having already guest-hosted more than 30 times at the Hot Topics table.
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President Trump entering the #takeaknee Colin Kaepernick debate and ESPN anchor Jemele Hill getting suspended for a politically-opinionated tweet are examples of how the two hot topics have become one story in the past year.
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The day's agenda features panel discussions, main-stage talks, break-out sessions and speaker Q&As on hot topics including intelligent marketing automation, the cloud, data security, AI and quantum computing, just to name a few.
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But the new generation of hot topics tends to come from Elena (Isabella Gomez), Penelope's headstrong daughter whose hobbies include reading, studying, and railing against the nefarious influence of the patriarchy in all its insidious forms.
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Before you knew it, think pieces rained from the skies, catalogs to the show's '80s movie references popped up on every website in existence (including this one), and merchandise filled Hot Topics across our great nation.
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Each episode begins with the "hot topics" segment, during which the panelists discuss everything from the Green New Deal to a breaking news event to whether it's tacky to have a cash bar at a wedding.
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During the "Hot Topics" segment of The Wendy Williams Show on Friday, Williams, 54, gave her opinion on the ABC dating reality series and its spin-offs, which she called "degrading," while also coming to Ripa's defense.
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The outlook for the center-south crop has been one of the hot topics in the global sugar market after recent harvest downward revisions due to below-average rains in key areas such as Sao Paulo state.
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The Wendy Williams Show host addressed the initiative — which has spurred millions of women to share their stories of abuse under the popular hashtag — this week during a "Hot Topics" segment of her popular daytime talk show.
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Unlike most other shows, a lot of the material — and press about — the hourlong program comes not from celebrity interviews, but from her signature, opinionated pop culture commentary during her "Hot Topics" segment that opens the show.
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Climate science and the Keystone XL pipeline have long been hot topics for attack ads, but Republican and Democratic insiders doubt the issues are powerful enough to damage their own party's presidential candidates in the general election.
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The past few days witnessed cutting-edge conversations around hot topics like 25G, artificial intelligence (AI), and the Internet of Things (IoT) — the outcomes of which will help set the direction for the industry in the coming year.
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We sort of look around and see what are the hot topics that were happening in the headlines and we say, 'You know what we really want to deal with that,' or 'We want to touch on this.
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The two that Trump tweeted about Thursday morning are: Both of these matters have been hot topics on Fox News, and indeed, Trump appeared to be watching Fox & Friends when he tweeted about the uranium story Thursday morning. .
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Every year, tech geniuses, musicians, brands, foodies, media mavens, and more make the trip to Austin, TX. The conference is a place for leaders and experts across different industries to talk about the hot topics of the moment.
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Williams brought up the former Olympian during the Hot Topics segment of her show on Tuesday, while discussing the recent Cosmopolitan magazine cover showing Kim Kardashian West, Kourtney Kardashian, Khloé Kardashian, Kendall Jenner, Kylie Jenner and Kris Jenner.
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Kretschmer, the sociology professor who's written about the ERA, suspects that a national fight over the amendment could energize conservatives around two already white-hot topics: abortion and gender segregation in public spaces, like bathrooms and locker rooms.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 18 (Reuters) - One of the hot topics of discussion at the International Monetary Fund's annual meeting was negative interest rates, which have been utilized by central banks in the euro zone and Japan to boost growth.
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The two that Trump tweeted about Thursday morning are: Both of these matters have been hot topics on Fox News, and indeed, Trump appeared to be watching Fox & Friends when he tweeted about the uranium story Thursday morning.
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The meeting includes a trade show and concurrent sessions on hot topics in patent, trademark, copyright, cybersecurity, international law and ethics, as well as breakout sessions on anti-counterfeiting measures, IP portfolio metrics, litigation strategies and artificial intelligence.
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These five stunning GIF cards — inspired by hot topics of discussion like the candy heart shortage, Marie Kondo, The Office, and few popular memes — are the perfect way to let others know how you feel this Feb. 14.
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TRADE DEALS & SCRAP SUPPLIES Other hot topics set for discussion include whether the U.S. and China will ever emerge from their trade dispute, and how China's increasingly strict stance on waste imports is transforming the country's scrap industry.
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Drug use and self-harm are hot topics in popular rap songs by chart-topping artists, and their simultaneous emergence is no coincidence, with each topic bearing a long history in a genre that's typically dominated by black men.
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Before sensitivity was a commodity used to sell clothes at Hot Topics across America, words like "She folded up her fears like paper airplanes, and lost them in the trees" were balladry for the young and lovelorn post-punk set.
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VH1 announced Tuesday that the model, author and feminist activist – whose candid chat with PEOPLE features in this week's issue, on newsstands Friday – has landed a weekly talk show that will take on pop culture hot topics and feature celebrity interviews.
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Other than every candidate being faced with the inevitable question of whether Apple should be forced to help the FBI crack an iPhone tied to the terror attack in San Bernardino, California, the hot topics in tech have hardly been broached.
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More than 700 brewers and beer experts, from small microbrewers to megabrew executives, converged in Belgium, for many the home of beer, to debate hot topics in the $600 billion sector - including how to win drinkers back from wine and spirits.
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It's clear that NBC was following a careful script in this debate, for the most part avoiding the typical gotcha questions and placing hot topics like impeachment near the end while placing the economy, health care and immigration up top.
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"Gender equality and equal pay in the workplace are hot topics right now and ski racing is one of the most equal professions out there," Shiffrin, who took home 702,774 Swiss francs (USD $710,734) in prize money, told Reuters on Sunday.
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Other hot topics of discussion: the recent criticism of the ad targeting practices of Google and Facebook, diversity within the advertising world and how well the industry knows Americans after a presidential election that caught most of its leaders by surprise.
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But Mr. Price's Senate confirmation hearings this week before the Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee and the Finance Committee, already set to be contentious, what with Medicare and the Affordable Care Act being hot topics, now promise to be scorching.
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Her feud with the 71-year-old former Celebrity Apprentice host began back in 2006, when she called him a "snake oil salesman" and brought up his former bankruptcies and ongoing lawsuits during a 'Hot Topics' segment while co-hosting The View.
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Republicans and Democrats are clashing over two hot topics centered on the federal government's ongoing investigations of the Trump campaign and administration: lost texts between two FBI employees who were formerly part of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe and the #ReleaseTheMemo campaign.
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There will be five sections of five companies competing for the cash prize and the title of Best StartUp in Australia, along with six industry tracks exploring all of the hot topics in Australia from Crypto and Blockchain, to AI and FinTech.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Trump in a Sweep of Eastern States; Clinton Wins in 4" (front page, April 27): One of the hot topics of the primary elections is whether Donald Trump will win enough delegates to avoid a contested convention.
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The hot topics were the audacity of the current political leader, Lobsang Sangay, who is running for re-election, to have his portrait displayed in the Washington office, and the drinking habits of his opponent, Penpa Tsering, the speaker of the exiled parliament.
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Geopolitical risk, falling oil prices and the health of the Chinese economy were all hot topics this week at Davos but for the most part, the investors and bankers in attendance described January's market rout as a correction rather than a crisis.
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It was directed by Maura Axelrod, a former producer for ABC News, who accompanied Mr. Cattelan on this recent jaunt to make sure he shared just enough about the movie, even buying him Popsicles, as if to chill his penchant for hot topics.
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Quarterly Survey Finds Record-High Small Business Confidence Each quarter, CNBC and SurveyMonkey poll over 003,000 small business owners aiming to measure the vitality of the American economy as well as the view from Main Street on jobs, taxes and other hot topics.
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A couple hours later, the actress tweeted that she had low blood sugar and was diagnosed with the flu, clarifying that her exit had nothing to do with the intense Hot Topics discussion about the controversy surrounding the lack of diversity at the Oscars.
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Speaking at the National Press Club on Monday, Ross said he did not believe any of the "big hot topics" were resolved, including rules of origin for autos, labor issues, U.S. demands for a five-year "sunset" provision and major changes to dispute settlement systems.
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As for the housing crisis, one of the hot topics in the lead up to the election, Khan wants to tackle it by building affordable housing and he says he is "striving" towards fairer rent, a move that will be welcomed by pretty much everyone.
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With 2019 nearly over, there are a handful of hot topics that seem to pop up during every social event, weekend brunch, or chat with friends, and they all start with the letter R: 2020 resolutions, 2019 regrets — and the threat of an upcoming recession.
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Trade: Reuters – NAFTA "hot topics" remain unresolved as a deadline looms, Commerce Secretary Wilbur RossWilbur Louis RossTrump administration delays penalty on Huawei for another 90 days WaPo calls Trump admin 'another threat' to endangered species Recession fears surge as stock markets plunge MORE says.
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When a co-worker invited Avery to join a private Slack channel called #Hot-Topics filled with LGBTQ folks and people of color, she was relieved to find that she wasn't the only one who felt uncomfortable with Away's purported mission and company culture.
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Although it is clear he has fundamental disagreements with much of the Republican establishment, he seems to approach hot topics like climate change and the reproductive rights of women with a measure of restraint, deliberately showing respect for opposing viewpoints even when they frustrate him.
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"There are very intense and constant contacts at all levels between Spanish and Moroccan officials over the hot topics such as migration, security, coordination and other things," says Haizam Amirah-Fernández, a senior analyst at the Elcano Royal Institute, a public policy research institution in Madrid.
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That means the Netflix Twitter account can easily provide comedic commentary on hot topics of discussion like Leo crying in The Titanic or Phil Collins' emotional Tarzan soundtrack, and share a favorite movie plot in five words or laugh over Royal Wedding moments in real time with its users.
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At Panorama artists didn't simply deliver their music but used the stage as a platform to speak up about the hot topics: namely the election and the importance of tolerance, acceptance, diversit,y and love (chief proponents of moving speeches includes Arcade Fire, SZA, and Run the Jewels).
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By April 2008, the shirts were available in more than 650 Hot Topics in the U.S.Throughout the late '00s, the organization continued to tour with bands as a way to get their message out, starting with their first tour in the spring of 2007 with the band Anberlin.
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Q3 2019 Survey Finds Dip in Small Business Owner Confidence Amid Rising Trade Policy Concern Each quarter, CNBC and SurveyMonkey poll over 2,000 small business owners aiming to measure the vitality of the American economy as well as the view from Main Street on jobs, taxes and other hot topics.
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Q22012 2201 Survey Finds Increase in Small Business Owner Confidence on Trade Optimism, Tech Optimism Each quarter, CNBC and SurveyMonkey poll over 2735,24721 small business owners aiming to measure the vitality of the American economy as well as the view from Main Street on jobs, taxes and other hot topics.
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ET, Altitude (Colorado), MSG (New York) ABOUT THE AVALANCHE (2016-17: 22-56-4, 113th in Central Division): Potential trade pieces Matt Duchene and captain Gabriel Landeskog remained with the club during last year's dismal campaign, although they likely will be hot topics on the rumor mill prior to this season's trade deadline.
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While criminal justice reform and legalization of marijuana have been hot topics in primary debates, Mayor Buttigieg's vision would fundamentally shift federal policies to treat drug use and misuse as a matter of public health and challenge other candidates to also consider this time-tested policy solution already in place across Europe.
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Over the years, Zuckerberg has attempted to evolve his annual challenge to reflect the trying times, from wearing a tie every day and reading more books to a promise to "fix" Facebook in 2018 and a pledge to do a series of interviews in 2019 on hot topics that was widely panned.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - The surprise emergence of a billionaire real estate developer who has proposed banning Muslims from entering the United States as the front runner to become Republican nominee for president is one of the hot topics of conversation among the rich and powerful at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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Both men haven't "been shy about taking a stand on issues that we care about, even when they're controversial," the company's website said, and are known for releasing special flavors in conjunction with national hot-topics – like "I Dough, I Dough," a celebration of the Supreme Court's decision to legalize gay marriage last year.
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Some of the subjects Sessions demurred on included hot topics, like the guidelines put out by the Obama administration on Department of Justice pursuit of journalists and their sources, how the emoluments clause of the Constitution applies to the President on conflicts of interest, Voting Rights Act enforcement and overseeing the appeals court for immigration proceedings.
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PEOPLE's got an exclusive sneak peek at the episode as hosts Melissa Rivers, Brad Goreski, Giuliana Rancic, NeNe Leakes, Margaret Cho, Kelly Osbourne, George Kotsiopoulos, and the late Joan Rivers — all who appeared on the series throughout its run beginning in 2010 — throw off their (super chic) gloves and get into heated arguments over fashion's hot topics.
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Noah tackled the hot topics Stewart would have discussed if he were still hosting, including the Pope Francis' visit to the U.S. and Speaker of the House John Boehner's resignation, but put his own spin on things – making a few risqué jokes that got groans from the audience, including one about Whitney Houston's death and another about the Pope having a big penis.
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The comedy star and Seinfeld co-creator joined his fellow Curb cast mates, Jeff Garlin, Cheryl Hines, Susie Essman, and J.B. Smoove, on Wednesday morning's episode of NBC News' TODAY to talk about what precipitated his show's long-anticipated return, what this season has in store for fans, and let Matt Lauer pick his brain on a few current hot topics.
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Each episode is composed of a few segments: "black excellence" (where the hosts shout out good news that's happening to the black community), "hot topics" (which is a discussion of what's happening in the pop culture), "listener letters" (where Kid Fury and Crissle give advice to people who write in), and the titular segment "the read" (where the hosts each rant about something that's weighing on their hearts).
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On the condescendingly titled, tepidly performed Pure Comedy, Misty's well-groomed designer folk-rock band failed to rise above a lachrymose crawl, thus sparing listeners the burden of feeling musical pleasure while absorbing the artist's lofty proclamations on social media, the entertainment complex, outrage culture, and other hot topics lesser writers have at least the modesty to sneer about in quickly digestible think pieces, rather than an hour-plus album.
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Hot topics at Davos • Populism — though, Mr. Trump aside, anxiety is on the wane (NYT) • How long the world's economies can continue to expand (NYT) • How to respond to cyberwarfare by the likes of North Korea (NYT) • How to improve women's standing in the world, with several top women leaders in attendance (NYT) • Big tech companies' image woes (FT) • France's efforts to woo business leaders, including a pre-Davos summit at Versailles that will be attended by Jamie Dimon and Sheryl Sandberg (Reuters) Bacardi has agreed to buy Patron Spirits International for $5.1 billion, the WSJ's Carla Lombardo reports.
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