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hot spot

[hot-spot] / ˈhɒtˌspɒt /


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Brent Renaud and his brother, Craig, made documentaries in Haiti, Egypt, Iraq and other hot spots, and won awards for their portrait of a troubled Chicago school.

From Los Angeles Times

Their romance confirmation came just months after they were first photographed together at Canadian hot spot Le Violon, where they enjoyed several cocktails and delicious-sounding dishes.

From MarketWatch

East of Columbus, Ohio, where New Albany has become another data-center hot spot, community development director Jennifer Chrysler last year gave so many presentations to out-of-town peers that it strained her small staff.

From The Wall Street Journal

Places once peripheral to global politics, particularly the Arctic, have become new hot spots.

From The Wall Street Journal

"It's hard. Not everyone lives in London, it's a tourist hot spot, and you're trying to follow Google Maps or whatever to know where you're going and before you know it, your phone's gone."

From BBC