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hotlist
A listing of the best of something. It typically refers to the most popular Web sites.
(World-Wide Web)hotlist - (From hypertext "hot spot") A document on the World-Wide Web or a user's browser configuration file containing hypertext links, often unorganised and undocumented, to notable pages on the Web.

Compare the 19th century notion of a commonplace book.
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To order a copy of the 1998 Annual Market Directory or back issues including recent HotLists, e-mail etta_davis@intertec.
Hotlist: EDI, Electronic Commerce by Health Management Technology
To order a copy of the 1998 Annual Market Directory or back issues including recent HotLists, e-mail etta_davis @ intertec.
HotList: document imaging by Health Management Technology
Hotlists can be made up of either values associated with a particular field or commands to be sent to the AS/400.
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