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hot spot

[hot-spot] / ˈhɒtˌspɒt /


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“He swears to me that nobody ever told him verbally or through a text message that there was any hot spots,” Moore said.

From Los Angeles Times

That method doesn’t align with California’s soil-testing policy and could obscure “hot spots” of contamination on a property.

From Los Angeles Times

The thinking is that if Venezuela becomes the new hot spot for oil production growth, U.S. shale will fade into the past.

From Barron's

Hargeisa, capital of the breakaway Republic of Somaliland, abuts hot spots like Somalia and Yemen but lacks the constant coups, wars, riots, terrorist attacks, ideological reckonings and other usual attractions for roving correspondents.

From The Wall Street Journal

It has become a hot spot for “da ka,” meaning punching a card, a phenomenon in China where tourists go to locations specifically to take pictures and post on social media for digital clout.

From The Wall Street Journal