THE HOTTEST THING FOR 2005
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A POCKET version of Sony&#39;s hugely successful PlayStation games console is tipped to be the hottest gadget of 2005. The PlayStation Portable, or PSP for short, will be a market
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Bereft of any new music to promote, Britney Spears was nevertheless the hottest thing on the Internet this year, judging from Yahoo's annual list of popular search terms.
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Also: Digital cameras are the hottest gift for 2004. [News.com Extra]
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This year has been one of the warmest globally since reliable records began, a preliminary analysis concludes.
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Start 2005 richer and thinner. We can help with that first one.
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Which ones are going to make it big in the year ahead?
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Wander through TMZ.com at any given moment and it's easy to grasp what the Web site is gleefully pushing. There are stars smooching. Stars sunning. Stars looking hot, or not. And, always, there are stars misbehaving.
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It's shaping up to be one of the warmest years on record.
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A recap of some of the hottest stocks on the market.
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Some people are looking forward to 2010. Here's why.
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A first look at the most eagerly anticipated gizmo ever.
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Heat waves in the 21st Century will be more intense, more frequent and longer, US experts say.
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Is Stephen Colbert the hottest thing in TV news? Almost, according to a list compiled by editors at Maxim.com.
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Connected, pumped, and conceptual Every year, companies and individuals in the IT industry - mostly CEOs and those in marketing - spew vast quantities of unmitigated hype. In line with this year's rise in global temperatures, the past 12 months saw a spike in recorded levels of hot air.â¦
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Thanks to global warming, nuclear energy is hot again. Its promise of abundant, carbon emissions-free power is being pushed by the president and newly considered by environmentalists. But any expansion won't come cheap or easy.
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Needless to say the first month of 2005 already looks set to be a busy one as the teams gear up for the opening round of the new season in Australia.
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By Al Neuharth "Hard news" still is hot. Iraq. Iran. President Bush. Early moves by his wannabe successors. Congress. The stock market. Home prices. Etc.