Commenting on the issues, a spokesperson for the DfE did not refer to hot meals.
Certain words or key phrases that probably refer to hot or controversial topics often produce a significant amount of attention.
At the time, the term was also commonly misused to refer to hot linking, the practice of linking directly to files for download that were hosted by a third, non-participating party.
Sexuality is definitely a subject in our works, but our sexual imagery is not necessarily referring to "hot sex".
We are referring to hot spots present in disease-free/cancer-free tissue that has not been remodeled by proliferating neoplastic tissue (Carpenter et al., 2011).
Pegg and Wright have referred to Hot Fuzz as being the second film in "Three Flavours Cornetto Trilogy" with Shaun of the Dead as the first and The World's End as the third.
In humans, we investigated PPT frequencies for all 17 hot spots in windows of increasing size centred on hot spot mid points, which we will refer to as hot regions.
Kenya is one of a number of countries that use the word chai, and when they say it they generally refer to a hot tea drink flavored with "tea masala" and with milk added.
Neel's often-stated goal of capturing "the Zeitgeist" is shared in different ways by both Elizabeth Peyton, who chronicles contemporary culture in her deadpan portraits, and Marlene Dumas, whose imagery frequently refers to hot-button political and social issues, and who is — as Neel said of herself — "attracted by the morbid and excessive".
Menopause may be associated with vasomotor symptoms (VMS; hot flushes [also referred to as hot flashes] and night sweats), bone loss, urogenital atrophy, urinary tract infections and incontinence, increased cardiovascular risk, somatic symptoms, sexual dysfunction and decreased libido, and loss of skin elasticity.
