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The phrase "about the hot button" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a sensitive or controversial topic that tends to provoke strong reactions or emotions.
Example: "The discussion about the hot button of climate change often leads to heated debates among experts."
Alternatives: "regarding the sensitive issue" or "concerning the controversial topic".
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Hot button.
(USA) A hot button is a topic or issue that people feel very strongly about.
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The "Goldie" rapper says he wants to use his platform as an artist to let people know how he feels about the hot button topic.
The More Loving One by Cory Conley is a scabrous comedy about the hot button issue of an adult man having sex with (or rather, molesting) a 14 year old girl.
Plus, it will make becoming outspoken very hard if you don't have anything to say! Think about how you feel about the hot button topics in your social circle.
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"Now building next to train stations is the hot button".
But Al was always the hot button, and he's always going to be the hot button".
Integration is the hot button.
She asked the candidate about the hot-button issue, familiar to this blog's readers, of rescuing America's Iraqi allies.
It's hard enough to get the candidates to talk about the hot-button issues of Social Security and Medicare.
Like many Americans, I don't care so much about the hot-button issues that energize pundits, spinmeisters and party bases.
The change has led to heated debate about family values, moral decline and fatherless children, and politicians talk about the hot-button questions of gay marriage, teenage pregnancy and welfare reform.
But how do you get experts to create in-depth topic pages about the hot-button issues of the day, complete with videos, links, and healthy commenting?
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