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It’s not critical, but if you’re able to warm the punch cups or mugs in advance by filling them with hot water as the drink warms, your drinks will stay warm longer once you serve them.

When I was a kid, they sold hot dogs and coffee from carts because lift lines could last an hour.

While many countries now have national apps, there hasn’t been a federal effort in the US—which happens to be the world’s coronavirus hot spot.

It typically has mild winters, and very hot and humid summers, with pleasant fall and spring seasons that include vibrant wildflowers and changing leaves.

The area is also known as a geothermal hot spot because of its roughly 10,000 geysers, hot springs, mud pots, and steam vents, the greatest concentration in the world.

While medications have improved, the use of preventative drugs like Truvada remains hotly debated.

One of the most hotly anticipated films of the year is Birdman.

Disney and Lucasfilm released the hotly anticipated news, along with a photo of the cast doing a table read in London.

The Common Core Standards Initiative has been hotly debated since it was first introduced in 2009.

First, Hannah visits Adam in his dressing room prior to his hotly anticipated opening night turn in Major Barbara.

On the fall of Comyn, his followers pressed forward and blows were hotly exchanged.

There was something in his glance that caused the queen to lower her eyes and her face to flush hotly.

Daphne's jealousy made him ridiculous; he resented it hotly; yet he knew he was not altogether blameless.

“A woman who does her duty is not to be accused of misusing anything,” cried Miss Temperley hotly.

For three hours the three big frigates hotly chased the Constitution and Levant, but let the Cyane go.