It leaves millions in limbo, although "limbo" is a poor word for a state of fear and frustration.
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Busch: The night I went to Limbo Lounge for the first time, I met the owner, Michael Limbo, and arranged to perform there.
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And so, some point at the end of the year, the games find themselves tumbling aimlessly as if in Limbo, and Limbo were a laundromat.
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Hanging in limbo A nominee could be left hanging in limbo for a year with no guarantee that, even if a Democrat wins in November, they'll end up on the court.
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Legal limbo As a result of the two and a half years of ISIS rule in Mosul, many of those newly-displaced have found themselves in a legal limbo without proper identification documents.
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Go deeper: Brexit limbo continues for businesses as deadline shifts again Boris Johnson vows not to extend Brexit transition period past 2020 The U.K. may not escape Brexit limbo even after the election
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But for all this activity, Sri Lanka is in limbo.
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Some on the list have been in limbo for decades.
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"He was right now in a limbo stage," Jason said.
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The project's awkward limbo phase has been political as well.
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"She's kind of stuck in limbo right now," Esquilin said.
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The move ended months of limbo for Amazon's entertainment division.
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Meanwhile, NASA's leadership has been in a state of limbo.
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The decision left hundreds of children and adults in limbo.
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"He was right now in a limbo stage," Jason says.
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The last week of the year is such time limbo.
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In essence, the status of the telescope is in limbo.
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Many indie developers followed, including developer Playdead's Limbo from 22016.
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To me that is what 'Daisuke' is: the calm limbo.
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The period of limbo can last for a long time.
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This political limbo has constrained our economy and our society.
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Those future caregivers are currently in a state of limbo.
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We're halfway through the season and Oleg's still in limbo.
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After years of being in limbo, this was her moment.
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But that bill quickly found itself stuck in Senate limbo.
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Instead they stalled investment and put development into regulatory limbo.
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"We're sort of in limbo at the moment," Ashley replied.
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"Contracted workers are still in limbo," he told the newspaper.
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Her nomination is still hanging in limbo in the Senate.
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The uncertainty has left many firms in a legal limbo.
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They are left in festering limbo on remote Pacific islands.
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But Farr's nomination is now effectively in limbo after Sens.
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Diversity visa applicants like Elly are among those in limbo.
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Without federal approval, however, the sites have sat in limbo.
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And yet Frye began this season, with Orlando, in limbo.
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Many of the rest remain in a state of limbo.
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We are just waiting, in a complete state of limbo.
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Russia retaliates, migrants in limbo and celebrating Passover in Spain.
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And a man convicted in the killing remains in limbo.
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In that time, we were in a state of limbo.
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So parents of infants are trapped in a dangerous limbo.
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Lawsuits and debts had apparently doomed it to perpetual limbo.
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But much of the project lay largely in limbo then.
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Here's what you need to know: • Rod Rosenstein in limbo.
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Some airlines and cruise lines have left travelers in limbo.
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"Eggs seem to fall in some odd limbo," Doctor said.
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This state of limbo is likely to change in January.
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"We're in limbo and our relationship is suffering," she said.
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I could only watch sober strangers limbo for so long.
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This is a territory in limbo -- neither state nor nation.
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On the outside, LIMBO looks like any regular spinning top.
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That left seven people in limbo on that September afternoon.
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His memoir "Beware of Limbo Dancers" was published in 2012.
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"I'm just kind of in limbo right now," Barkley said.
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This album came out only 14 months after Limbo, Panto.
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Would doing this leave the dreamers in a legal limbo?
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Other cities are moving forward and we're stuck in limbo.
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The fate of the subsidies remained in limbo on Thursday.
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And most of them are living in a dangerous limbo.
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Read "British politician's murder leaves EU membership campaigns in limbo"
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A cruise ship with 3,1003 people is in limbo at sea A cruise ship in limbo off the California coast with about 3,500 people aboard will get results from dozens of coronavirus tests Friday.
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"It put us back into legal and political limbo," Batalova said.
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But when it's in limbo, it stays active in our minds.
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"In short, the CBD universe is in regulatory limbo," Weissman says.
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The shutdown has left approximately 21995,21996 federal workers in financial limbo.
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The confounding tweet put trans service members in limbo for months.
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Those who are not deported remain in the country in limbo.
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Existing in a legal limbo might sound like a red flag.
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What looked like a breakthrough day for DACA ended in limbo.
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Where things stand: "We're in a bit of limbo," Catena says.
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The delays have left prisoners like Linda Byrnes, 303, in limbo.
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"Granted expectations were as low as a limbo stick," said Ablin.
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And so the migrants were stuck in limbo on the base.
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The job limbo may, however, benefit shareholders in the short term.
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Italy's sluggish legal system drags out the time spent in limbo.
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But LBGTQ Americans are increasingly refusing to settle for legal limbo.
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Although her role remains uncertain, the generals are left in limbo.
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But that's put the most innovative aspects of Uber in limbo.
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As of now, though, that project seems to be in limbo.
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For those left in limbo, there is not much to do.
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Capital punishment was in limbo in Florida for a brief period.
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It's that weird limbo time in between, that three-month span.
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I didn't know if I was drunk or just in limbo.
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In legal limbo they, too, take their chances almost every night.
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As a result, the future of biomass energy is in limbo.
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The 'bathroom bill' Meanwhile, bathroom rights in Texas remain in limbo.
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Its inhabitants, who number around 900, exist in an isolated limbo.
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The committee's vote had been in limbo for weeks as Sen.
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Right now, they are floating in limbo between hype and skepticism.
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With no legislative solution in view, recipients remain in legal limbo.
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They'll be exiled to the well-appointed limbo of think tanks.
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Immigrants may experience xenophobic attacks or be endangered by legal limbo.
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In fact, American sorghum destined for China is now in limbo.
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McAleenan's nomination has been in limbo for more than a year.
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Barber blames the legal system for the settlement being in limbo.
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But the future of the thousands already affected remained in limbo.
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The case is now in limbo in the 9th District Court.
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There were other moments of terror during our time in limbo.
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Stras's nomination has been in limbo since early September when Sen.
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Since then, the new regulation has disappeared into a bureaucratic limbo.
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If Kian's trial is moved, Flynn's status is thrown into limbo.
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The medication they purchased with Title X funds remains in limbo.
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But that hasn't happened yet, so I'm still in this limbo.
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You're living in limbo—but you may as well enjoy it.
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Now it seems the retirement conversation is back in limbo, however.
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Many are in limbo awaiting a decision on their asylum claim.
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Refugee advocates say the offer only keeps the men in limbo.
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Being in this state of limbo is difficult, but very familiar.
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Punishments are in legal limbo, as are, apparently, commendations for bravery.
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But every day spent in a German limbo narrows that space.
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It's all set in an echoey limbo that bodes nothing good.
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But nearly 200 have been rejected, leaving them in legal limbo.
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The contract limbo is definitely a factor in this week's tensions.
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And the irresistible mythology of eggs Kejriwal relies on that limbo.
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The community is in a legal limbo, its founders growing old.
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Experts are also concerned about the legal limbo enveloping Mr. Karoui.
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After a few weeks of limbo, the situation has been resolved.
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These "VC tourists" will thin out, putting companies in capital limbo.
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A nation in limbo, they continue to clutch those dusty keys.
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"It's like purgatory, like limbo," Ms. Fernández said, her voice breaking.
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Businesses in Brexit limbo Read our full U.K. election special report
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If YouTube is limbo, Gog (formally Good Old Games) is heaven.
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Either way, the 11 years of limbo appears about to end.
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Their lives in limbo have taken on an air of permanence.
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It needlessly leaves states and families in limbo, which is unacceptable.
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"They're in limbo," said Gustavo Salvador, a Red Cross Ecuador worker.
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It would also leave millions of EU citizens in limbo, he said.
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The side-scrolling presentation worked in Limbo and it's even better here.
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Limbo delivered an exceptionally creepy atmosphere, but Inside's creep factor is deceptive.
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Sprint and T-Mobile are still in limbo for their proposed merger.
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As a result, these people are living in fear and in limbo.
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But the idea could remain in perpetual limbo, rather like the proton.
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Though the baby's heart surgery is still in limbo, New York Gov.
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For instance, check out this slick limbo trick for navigating constricted spaces.
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So the race for the Seventh is truly in limbo right now.
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DACA recipients remain in legal limbo, awaiting the outcome of court challenges.
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Now, those plans could be in limbo until new treaties are ratified.
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But they are in policy limbo until the new policy is released.
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Would being composted consign us to a dank and loamy perma-Limbo ?
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Like other asylum-seekers in limbo in Greece, they are barely coping.
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Since then, relations between the two Koreas have been left in limbo.
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Considering how frequently Trump contradicts himself, we find ourselves in limbo, waiting.
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Harriet Tubman's face on the $20 bill appears to be in limbo.
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I'm kind of in limbo until we receive more shipping boxes today.
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The latter is operating, but the former remains stuck in legal limbo.
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After nearly three years, the fate of DACA remains in legal limbo.
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But if the pills don't work, they can be left in limbo.
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The venture capitalist sits in limbo even though DFJ's investigation has concluded.
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Go deeper ... Timeline: Julian Assange's 9-year legal limbo reaches its climax
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Go deeper... Timeline: Julian Assange's 9-year legal limbo reaches its climax
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However, the ring wasn't the only symbol of their love in limbo.
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Go deeper: Timeline: Julian Assange's 9-year legal limbo reaches its climax
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But this still leaves people who depend on Medicaid expansion in limbo.
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Capital punishment was recently in limbo in Florida for a brief period.
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"Been really in a limbo trying to figure this out," she says.
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It exists in a sort of surrealist limbo, part solid, part liquid.
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The CBOE Volatility Index appears to be playing a game of limbo.
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Limbo helped elevate the conversation of video games as an art form.
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" She said, "I mean, until you don't, aren't you caught in limbo?
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Now, active-duty transgender service members say their lives are in limbo.
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This leaves a significant amount of potentially available metal in legal limbo.
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Meanwhile, Germany's prolonged interregnum will leave France in a state of limbo.
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Chile's demand for his extradition, first made in 2013, hangs in limbo.
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Those were in a legal limbo, and might need to be destroyed.
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Attorney Abiel Garcia says his clients have also been kept in limbo.
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The deal for the DREAMers, who are still in limbo, never materialized.
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For anyone familiar with Groundhog Day, Nadia's purgatorial limbo should feel familiar.
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In the meantime, the Guantanamo Bay limbo is likely to carry on.
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Others cast doubt on the findings, leaving them in limbo, at best.
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He has been in limbo since his last game on May 27.
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Orafi said those arriving in western Libya find themselves in legal limbo.
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"Being in limbo was the hardest time," Vallabh said of being tested.
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Right now, stem cell therapy exists in a kind of regulatory limbo.
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The contract limbo has become familiar territory for Busch in recent years.
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Since then, scheduling conflicts left prospects for a fifth season in limbo.
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"We made lives here and now we're living in limbo," she says.
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In practice, such a victory would leave the party in ideological limbo.
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Planes grounded at airports, and millions of citizens trapped in legal limbo.
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Five months after Hurricane Maria, many Puerto Ricans are still in limbo.
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But after lobbying from the industry, the proposal has remained in limbo.
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After so many years in limbo, he said, he wanted some finality.
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"I feel as if we are in regulatory limbo," Ms. Allard said.
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It may sound harsh, but it's better than being left in limbo.
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In the meantime, the episode has put his entertainment career in limbo.
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"They are living in a legal limbo so far," Ms. Hincapié said.
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"Having escaped from ISIS, he is in limbo," they said in June.
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Critic's Notebook New York City Ballet both is and isn't in limbo.
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Five weeks after asking FEMA for assistance, the Leons were in limbo.
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They live in limbo and in a state of ever-increasing tension.
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But on Tuesday, many families of Ross students were left in limbo.
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"She is in a bit of limbo at this point," Scala said.
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Mr. Bannon's place at the White House, though, is now in limbo.
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The moratorium left many in the region in a state of limbo.
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Layovers are enforced ellipses in life — temporary tenures in air-conditioned limbo.
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I was promised "fun and games," but all I got was limbo.
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Ms. Kernaja cleans houses off the books, while inhabiting a legal limbo.
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Related projects in Syracuse and Buffalo are in varying degrees of limbo.
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"Do you know what limbo means?" he asked the writer Abdulrazak Gurnah.
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But the next steps in the historic process are still in limbo.
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No bill is moving in the Senate — and CHIP remains in limbo.
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The uncertainty caused by the USMCA limbo is holding back our economy.
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The parties featured such amusements as a limbo contest and professional contortionists.
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The parties featured such amusements as a limbo contest and professional contortionists.
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Workers stuck in limbo have told her they're considering other options, too.
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A missing head of household leaves a Syrian family in bureaucratic limbo.
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The task force aims to resettle those left in limbo in Libya.
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His agency has stalled the legal fight, keeping the rule in limbo.
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Right now, all of this in limbo, both for buyers and manufacturers.
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So again, it kind of leaves you in this limbo for now.
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Essebsi had not signed the law before he died, leaving it in limbo.
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Tencent is caught in limbo because it is a long-standing Kakao backer.
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Uncertainty over the tariffs' future has left U.S. steel producers' shares in limbo.
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When it comes to Stranger Things, we're in a kind of cultural limbo.
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New, restrictive European Union border policies mean that they are stuck in limbo.
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Without any treaty, that will open up a vast expanse of legal limbo.
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Markets mixed: US stock futures point higher as investors sit in G7373 limbo.
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Creative liberties put Batman in a campy bat-nipped limbo with Batman & Robin.
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His status was in limbo and he wasn't cleared to play until Monday.
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"Oil looks in limbo at the moment," said Craig Erlam, analyst at OANDA.
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We are in limbo in terms of what we actually want to do.
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If not, Alexa will join the others in the Dash's digital assistant limbo.
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But since it hasn't yet been approved, Vargas is currently in legal limbo.
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House Bill 142 "leaves transgender people in limbo and that's intentional," Esseks said.
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Quinn may be in limbo but has an obvious path out of purgatory.
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Legal limbo Hong Kong does not formally recognize the United Nations Refugees Convention.
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Right now, Uber's reputation is in an awkward limbo between these two extremes.
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He was denied asylum and has been in limbo ever since, filing appeals.
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Now Congress is out on summer recess, leaving our funding situation in limbo.
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Police weren't dissuaded and kept him on their radar, leaving Minch in limbo.
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So the fate and details of both transactions are in limbo, he said.
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As series finales go, that's definitely better than being left hanging in limbo.
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In 2018, the British conglomerate went bankrupt, leaving the remaining workers in limbo.
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Since then, 23andMe has been crawling its way out of its regulatory limbo.
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Lots of people who suffer from chronic pain are being left in limbo.
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But the updates don't always improve the situation for families living in limbo.
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Macron may have now consigned a national flagship carmaker to M&A limbo.
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We visited Britain's women's prisons (Cell block tango) and Afghan refugees In limbo.
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Hours before it was due to start, the fight was still in limbo.
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So what could you do if you find yourself stuck in EAD limbo?
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Interest accrued on the loans while students waited in limbo for a ruling.
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"There's half a million dollars in limbo and a dying beneficiary," Saikaley said.
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Evidence in the case was destroyed decades ago, leaving Gaul's case in limbo.
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The delay has left fishmongers, many of whom oppose the move, in limbo.
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Fast forward to July 2628, and all of those priorities are in limbo.
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The detainees on Nauru, however, remain in a limbo of permanent temporary status.
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The books were moldering under inches of dust in an unheated, uncooled limbo.
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The bill remains in limbo for now, stalled after Sanders and Caifornia Sen.
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There she was – neither dead nor truly alive – stuck, it seemed, in limbo.
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He had been talking about moving the team because it was in limbo.
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By 1961, the fate of the two Manhattan Bridge sculptures was in limbo.
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BATTLE IN COURTS The Supreme Court's ruling can leave the industry in limbo.
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The Democratic Alliance said that meant "the procurement process is now in limbo".
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Centrist Republicans seek a solution for young undocumented immigrants stuck in legal limbo.
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That's not even mentioning the lengthy regulatory limbo if it appeals the ruling.
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And then a fizzling out, keeping DACA recipients where they started: in limbo.
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These 'no-no boys' went from the camps to prison to postwar limbo.
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Others like Haoran are in limbo, and their families fear for their future.
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Several deals were in limbo as HNA waited for approval from American regulators.
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Their future remains in limbo after President Trump ended the program last September.
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Their future remains in limbo after President Trump moved to end the program.
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Pablo, age 37, is in American limbo, like hundreds of thousands of migrants.
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That means that many of the second graders in Castellina live in limbo.
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The courts suspended work on 3,500 bankruptcy cases, leaving financial lives in limbo.
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They are stuck in limbo, however, over who will foot the substantial bill.
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As Amazon investigates the complaints, the series is suspended in an agonizing limbo.
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Duke's firm rejection has put the future of the entire project in limbo.
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But his literary remains have been in limbo since his death in 2005.
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That didn't happen, leaving them with tens of thousands of dollars in limbo.
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Afterward, Kosovo spent nine years under United Nations control, an internationally supervised limbo.
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Another academic year was coming to an end, the second in this limbo.
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The refugees remain in limbo as a supposed deterrent to future boat arrivals.
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But she can capture all their contradictions in her own sonic limbo. video
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Blink-182, a planned headliner, can't get its equipment out of customs limbo.
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Others have found themselves trapped in limbo in the north, including Mustafa Alagha.
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We can't leave victims in limbo or they choose to forgo risk reduction.
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Critic's Notebook New York City Ballet is impressive in a state of limbo.
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What does a network's lineup look like when its ownership is in limbo?
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His status for Friday's game against the Los Angeles Lakers remains in limbo.
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"The chimpanzees Bally and Limbo miraculously survived the devastating fire," the zoo said.
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But the timing for the resolution remains in limbo given the impeachment trial.
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"Being homeless, it's like you're in limbo," said Mr. Roberson-Charles, now 29.
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These children depend on the programs currently in limbo due to congressional inertia.
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Under the freeport's rules, objects could remain in untaxed limbo, in theory, forever.
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That decision has been thrown into limbo by a pair of court decisions.
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The department had more than 210,000 claims stuck in limbo as of June.
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Some lesser-known additions include LIMBO, Lichtspeer, Mini Metro and Old Man's Journey.
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All of them are currently sitting in limbo on the Kentucky senator's desk.
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With lawmakers at odds over a trial's format, impeachment proceedings are in limbo.
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Meanwhile, lawmakers on Capitol Hill have been left in a state of limbo.
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The slowdown has left the islands' critical infrastructure in squalor — and in limbo.
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Mexico's new stance has left African migrants in a state of permanent limbo.
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For them, a life in limbo has taken on an air of permanence.
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Meanwhile the US response remains in diplomatic limbo: harsher words, but little action.
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Finally, a tight race in Honduras has left a popular incumbent in limbo.
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Again, the president does not have constitutional authority to remove the legal limbo.
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Iraq's government has been in limbo ever since, unable to pick his successor.
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An entire cemetery — Piazza del Limbo — was devoted to these unfortunate young victims.
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The United States' local allies say this has left them in political limbo.
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That limbo may come to an abrupt end in the next few weeks.
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Most sex work is done in legal limbo, vulnerable to abuse and discrimination.
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U.S.-North Korean engagement has appeared to be in limbo since the Feb.
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In the midst of it all, real people and real families remain in limbo.
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That could leave disputes in legal limbo and undermine global defences against trade protectionism.
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"People who have families are hanging in limbo," one of the NIFA employees said.
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Meanwhile, London's rivals are moving aggressively to capitalise on its limbo by wooing bankers.
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Which means the state of the union's foreign policy is, at best, in limbo.
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Then I think the unit economics are gonna go into pseudo limbo shift, right?
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A young woman does the Limbo dance at a Los Angeles nightclub, circa 1964.
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Thousands more people of Haitian descent remain in the Dominican Republic, in legal limbo.
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Structured as dual monologues — first Danny's, then Julia's — this is theater as ethical limbo.
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However, political limbo around E.U. entry has slowly chipped away at the ideological ceasefire.
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Go deeper: Trump judicial pick in limbo, seen as a threat to voting rights
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"Refugees' lives remain in vulnerable limbo during...the Supreme Court's stay," the judges wrote.
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At its darkest, the game calls to mind favorable comparisons to Limbo or Inside.
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This leaves Eric and Cassandra in limbo — until he gives his rose to her.
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Belcore estimates there are about 35,000 others who were left in a similar limbo.
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As of now, the bill is in limbo partly due to opposition from Sen.
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This leaves the EU in limbo, ill-equipped to cope with the next crisis.
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For now, the men who led Quezon City's deadliest drug squad are in limbo.
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Meanwhile, London's rivals are moving aggressively to capitalize on its limbo by wooing bankers.
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U.S.-North Korean engagement has appeared to be in limbo since the Hanoi meeting.
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But the scheme was subsequently scrapped, leaving the Brains in limbo and facing deportation.
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Trapped in limbo, they wait for resettlement abroad, too afraid to return to Somalia.
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The government has refused to recognize that ruling, effectively putting it in legal limbo.
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This leaves nearly 2628 condemned prisoners — the second largest death row population — in limbo.
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The gatekeeper, on the other, wakes up one day to find himself in limbo.
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Images from Limbo, created by Caspar Wijngaard (illustrated left) and Dan Watters (illustrated right).
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Plus, the bread and butter of the PBM business, rebates, also hang in limbo.
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After a long limbo, Garland's self-declared followup to Ex Machina is actually happening.
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Thousands of people are in limbo following a conflict that no one saw coming.
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The market is now in a bit of limbo after last week's sell-off.
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We're going to do the limbo, of me being in between life and death.
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The deal is essentially in limbo until May, when Trump makes his next move.
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I'm in a kind of limbo for the moment with moving out of London.
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Their base is understandably furious that they've once again left DREAMers in legal limbo.
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But thousands of companies have applied and remain in limbo (The New York Times).
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However, the requirement remains in limbo as the measure is being fought in court.
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We've designed a system that sticks this place in a sort of unfair limbo.
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But the fate of the board remains in limbo since it was ruled unconstitutional.
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Since then, the man has been trapped in a limbo between the two countries.
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Hint: it could mean the bill will finally pass — after 21982 years in limbo.
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Now, James' athletic career is hanging in limbo because he chose pot over pills.
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Their subject is not color but imminent light or darkness, that period of limbo.
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Because it failed to get 60 votes, though, it's in political limbo for now.
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The status quo is simply unfair to the high-skilled immigrants left in limbo.
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At the moment, the Herring Cove parking lot is in a kind of limbo.
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So he is offering a short-term reprieve from a limbo he himself created.
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Compounding these sentiments are the current threats of deportations, TPS cancellations and DACA limbo.
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In the meantime, Greek homeowners like Mr. Hanis, the retired accountant, remain in limbo.
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So far, Trump himself hasn't made any such pledges, leaving the process in limbo.
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MORE's absence from Washington is throwing an already embattled GOP agenda further into limbo.
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It took one more anxious hour in limbo until he was free to go.
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"We are basically in legal limbo, waiting for the government to reopen," she added.
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Families depending on those programs to buy a house have been left in limbo.
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Note that this decision has stranded some very real money in a legal limbo.
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Inspired by Tibetan theology and philosophy, the world in MANDAGON truly feels like limbo.
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Until, then, the families in Flint will continue to exist in this disturbing limbo.
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Trucks could be stuck at ports, and millions of people trapped in legal limbo.
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In that time, people are left in limbo wondering whether they should self-quarantine.
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The Zaandam is not the only cruise ship in limbo because of the coronavirus.
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The bipartisan bill did not include that money, leaving the health plans in limbo.
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I found myself existing in a strange kind of limbo between tourist and local.
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He discovered that many of them perish, dying in limbo, and are never identified.
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Just being out helped shake off the sadness of another morning of jobless limbo.
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The millions of relatives of missing detainees float in a social and psychological limbo.
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Owning or renting a property with a lot-line window means living in limbo.
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The North Korea meeting in limbo, a Malaysian opposition leader's return and Indian elections.
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Much has changed since then, though, and a final restructuring deal is in limbo.
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The emissions requirement now hangs in limbo as a lengthy court battle plays out.
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All inbound and outbound packages are in limbo, and transport vehicles are in gridlock.
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Yet 21 months after submission, Maikel's application for political asylum is still in limbo.
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That means more than $30 billion in pending loans remain in limbo, Dent said.
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"Now a big part of our business is being held in limbo," Beim said.
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All of the above leaves Brexit — and Britain's economy — in limbo for even longer.
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Some other firms are still in limbo, awaiting the green light to go public.
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He accused Pelosi of wanting to keep Trump "in limbo" over the trial indefinitely.
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Meet the tech workers, like Kaushik Gopal, above center, whose lives are in limbo.
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Many settling in for the holiday weekend were left anxious, angry and in limbo.
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For me it's a bit of the limbo between the night and the day.
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Others have referred to it as Limbo of the Lost or the Hoodoo Sea.
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The legal limbo for products being sold with CBD created strain on the industry.
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"We were in this weird limbo," said Ms. Lo, a litigation assistant at Earthjustice.
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The move threw one of the largest GOP agenda items into limbo, infuriating conservatives.
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The criticism has erupted as the future of 21st Century Fox remains in limbo.
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Silicon Valley investors and start-ups are stuck in limbo due to the coronavirus.
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If she cannot turn that around, Britain could crash out chaotically into legal limbo.
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That could leave disputes in legal limbo and undermine global defenses against trade protectionism.
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After submitting law school applications in 2011, Sam Egendorf also found himself in limbo.
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" Margaret Brennan of CBS declared that "the state of our union is in limbo.
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After a grand jury declined to indict the officer, the case went into limbo.
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Awkwardly, the U.K. has yet to even start departure proceedings, leaving the relationship in limbo.
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As a game, Inside bears a strong mechanical resemblance to Limbo, Playdead's earlier indie hit.
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I'd like to get on with it as soon as possible but it's in limbo.
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Still, Abdi Halane's case remained in limbo as she waited to renew her medical certification.
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The boat has been in limbo since Malta and Italy rejected requests to disembark there.
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Trump trade war with China puts 300,000 soybean farmers, $14 billion export industry in limbo .
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And, for sure, a market caught in limbo between bull and bear is not unique.
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Instead, the Pentagon has been in a period of leadership limbo for half a year.
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Either you're missing out on capital gains, or you're playing limbo with your account balance.
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Both countries remain in limbo, with no indication of when their fate might be decided.
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While they were going on, Britain's status in the WTO would be in legal limbo.
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Gabrielle Union had a hair care brand called Flawless that seems to be in limbo.
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Titles like Limbo, Star Wars: KOTOR, and Monument Valley 248 run well, with occasional hiccups.
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These are all symptoms of the weird sort of limbo 3603-degree currently exits in.
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The limbo of semi-war and semi-peace is, sadly, a tolerable option for both.
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That leaves about 700,000 people in legal limbo, protected from deportation only by court injunctions.
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The rusty patched bumblebee is now in limbo, though it may not remain there long.
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Halo 5: Guardians Inside is a short but haunting adventure from the team behind Limbo.
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Snowden's unlikely shelterers have all lived for years in Hong Kong in a legal limbo.
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The sweet dog was in limbo when her owner passed away — but not for long.
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So, we are left in limbo: Who will get Clay's rose, now that he left?
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That time in limbo was too long for some, who moved on to nearby communities.
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Last week, Martelly said he would not "leave the country in limbo," but later backtracked.
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The EFF has detailed the absurd and confusing legal limbo that has plagued the program.
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So were in the limbo again where the Fed is waiting and seeing, he said.
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Meanwhile, many DREAMers are in limbo, worried that they could become Trump's next deportation target.
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U.S.-EU talks on a trade pact called TTIP have been in limbo since then.
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That deal has however been thrown in limbo following a referendum in Macedonia on Sept.
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You remember the people who, today, are stuck in limbo or have lost their homes.
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Increasingly, they suffer the worst of both worlds: a perilous journey and years in limbo.
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These two have been trapped in the limbo of government conservatorship for over eight years.
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Amazon Marketplace limbo has at least been a useful experience in illustrating technology's flip-side.
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That scheme was subsequently scrapped to address Britons' immigration concerns, leaving the Brains in limbo.
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"Both have significant product in limbo," said Taylor, a partner and transportation lawyer in Sacramento.
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Some of the games included are Limbo, Stardew Valley, Marvel Pinball, and Ticket to Ride.
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During the shutdown, HUD cannot renew those contracts, putting 1,150 of those buildings in limbo.
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Once Trump has engineered the new policy direction, the deal's fate will be in limbo.
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The project, which raised $232 million in July, remains in limbo because of corporate infighting.
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We do not want to believe that we live in limbo, but perhaps we should.
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But the embryos are now stuck in limbo after Nepal abruptly banned surrogacy in September.
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Read part two: How America's patchwork system for identifying migrants' remains leaves families in limbo.
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Until that happens, Nega will continue planning and preparing from a precarious and lonely limbo.
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Malta refused, promoting a diplomatic rift with Italy and leaving the migrant vessel in limbo.
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A top appeals court decision is still pending, leaving the power struggle in legal limbo.
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Though the iPhone franchise is somewhat in limbo, there are other factors afoot for Apple.
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Egan's nomination has been in limbo since September 2014, partly due to opposition from Grassley.
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The team's season was then left in limbo Monday as university officials investigated the texts.
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In March, he was still in limbo, unable to do his job but still employed.
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We're in this limbo state, like, hey, is this company even going to survive this?
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"This issue is in limbo," said Edward Foley, a law professor at Ohio State University.
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During the shutdown, HUD cannot renew those contracts, putting 2202,2628 of those buildings in limbo.
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The effort to end the program is in limbo after intervention from two district courts.
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RHP Tim Lincecum's comeback is in limbo after he was designated for assignment Saturday afternoon.
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I guess she has a phone book in the hellish limbo in which she's wandering.
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Experts say this is federal prohibition limbo is likely to linger until early next year.
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Said boy will often die, horribly, but generous checkpointing meant that Limbo never felt unbeatable.
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He's never helped someone get her Social Security check when it's stuck in bureaucratic limbo.
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Other applicants now in limbo say their transgender status rarely hinders them in civilian life.
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Now, many hospitals are in limbo, waiting for a potential surge of Covid-19 patients.
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That means the Dreamers could remain in legal limbo for many months unless Congress acts.
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Brexit remains in limbo, the U.S. government shutdown grinds on and China's economy slows down.
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The perpetual conflict creates a state of limbo in which the Tatmadaw can operate freely.
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With Trump's action, their legal status is in limbo pending the outcome of court battles.
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When a trial fails, a clinical scientist's life thus enters a new kind of limbo.
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"We are in a limbo state — we don't know what's going to happen," she says.
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His enlistment has been in limbo ever since, stalled by a backlogged security vetting system.
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It had been in limbo since August when the city pulled a promised tax incentive.
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Three of those ships have been left in limbo with confirmed coronavirus cases on board.
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In limbo and confused, many children likely internalized the separation as a punishment, experts say.
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In this interior limbo lurk Elliot's mother and his child self, two other alternate personalities.
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Charges have been dropped in the case, but Reyes remains in baseball limbo for now.
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Many who arrive seeking refuge find themselves in a legal limbo, with only temporary visas.
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Instead, Alice is in a kind of limbo, checking out how her survivors are doing.
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"We see people suffering in limbo because of the policies of this administration," Vandenberg said.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Bernard Looney is shifting BP investors to a better sort of limbo.
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But there are still 1.9 million people living in Assam whose citizenship remains in limbo.
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Due to multiple appeals, his legal right to stay has been in limbo ever since.
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Light Fall My first impression of Bishop Games' Light Fall: this reminds me of Limbo.
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That's heaven for politicians, hell for their constituents — and the agencies are stuck in limbo.
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With the criminal case in limbo, the Justice Department's civil lawsuit reflects a new approach.
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The situation has left the patient in limbo and the hospital stuck with mounting costs.
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Some of these titles can be streamed right now, while others are currently in limbo.
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Being in limbo as a clean athlete is what is extremely frustrating about this process.
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Otherwise, how on earth (or in heaven, or limbo) do you capture a listener's attention?
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As those months stretched into years, Campbell waited in jail, his fate hanging in limbo.
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May's Brexit deal by the crushing margin of 230 votes, leaving the process in limbo.
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Limbo, Panto for the most part is more lighthearted and more fun than its children.
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I think if Limbo, Panto had been a Smiths record, this one was Van Halen.
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Those sanctions have been in bureaucratic limbo because Treasury Department officials are not on board.
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There are well over 100 House-passed bills sitting around gathering mildew in Mitch's limbo.
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Kesha, the pop singer-songwriter who's been in legal limbo for years, is officially back.
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So, technically, Simons — and, in some ways, the future of the FTC — is in limbo.
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Still, some remain in the limbo that is Lübbenau, and the world continues to turn.
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This is the dynamic that's kept the efforts to reform the 2001 AUMF in limbo.
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But those efforts have been in legal limbo thanks to the complexities of election finance law.
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But thousands of others, stuck in limbo in refugee camps worldwide, will not be so lucky.
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"We're kind of in a holding pattern right now, like a weird limbo state," says Taroli.
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Everyone suffers when people with mental illness are stuck in limbo in the ER, Schmitz said.
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Though construction continues on schedule for the Encore Boston Harbor — the gaming license remains in limbo.
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The second phase, which would extend the route north into East Harlem, is still in limbo.
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Tell people you want to see "how low they can go" with the classic limbo prank.
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That when you do, it may end up in the limbo that is the Ethics Committee.
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The reality is that, right now, the opposition can keep the UK stuck in Brexit limbo.
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That might be economically sensible (some think Britain may choose to continue in this limbo forever).
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We gathered together at the base of the gumbo limbo and my parents talked of Icky.
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Chip suppliers to Huawei have been in limbo, after the U.S. blacklisted the Chinese telecom company.
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However, it leaves businesses that bought C$2.8 billion ($2.1 billion) worth of allowances in limbo.
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The iconic red gowns of The Handmaid's Tale exist in a weird kind of limbo space.
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DC's villains have a clear future as well, even as the Justice League remain in limbo.
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Her immigrant visa application has been stuck for nine months in the limbo of administrative processing.
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Every deal fell through, and it seemed like the house might stay in this limbo forever.
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In limbo is $5.7 billion in housing infrastructure investment, with most funding coming from private sources.
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The move tossed long-sought relief for victims of hurricanes, floods and western wildfires into limbo.
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They also need better communication about where their cases stand so they're not sitting in limbo.
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But they also want to keep their legal status in limbo for as long as possible.
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It is on him that Dreamers live in limbo and fearful of deportation at any time.
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"Markets are in a state of limbo," said Arun Kejriwal, founder of Kejriwal Research & Investment Services.
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The last measure expired at the end of 2012 and has been in limbo since then.
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The result is a homage to all the lost time we collectively spend in digital limbo.
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Other parents are in a sort of limbo, unable to make other arrangements for their children.
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MORE's (R-Ariz.) absence from Washington is throwing an already embattled GOP agenda further into limbo.
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The movie has been in limbo, but Spider-Man franchise producer Amy Pascal still has hope.
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As a consequence, any companies considering similar transactions have been in limbo since the Yahoo ruling.
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The Senate has voted to keep a compromise gun-control bill alive, but in procedural limbo.
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President Donald Trump decided to end the program but it's been limbo amid court challenges. Rep.
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But some countries may prefer another method of avoiding legal limbo: by agreeing not to appeal.
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A year later, the charges against them remain, leaving them in legal limbo, their lawyers said.
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Discussions with Mueller's team have been in "limbo," since then, according to a source with knowledge.
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The court itself has said the new rules are illegal, effectively putting the changes in limbo.
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So many are not registered, hang in a legal limbo, and live without an official status.
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And it would leave the characters in a state of limbo, being upstaged by a void.
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Because the games have not been officially postponed, athletes are stuck in a state of limbo.
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Many have effectively gone out of business without selling the homes, leaving their ownership in limbo.
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They are currently living in limbo, as the fate of the program sits in the courts.
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Check back for the latest on the 22000 Russian athletes who are still caught in limbo.
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Other Menorah staffers brought to this country as children, now DACA recipients, also remain in limbo.
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It leaves Mr. Orcel without a job and leaves his once-high-flying career in limbo.
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And, how do you build a life for yourself when it feels like you're in limbo?
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The lucky farmer is in limbo; the unlucky one is itemizing inventory for the farm auction.
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And as they wait in limbo, it's unclear where these children will be able to stay.
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The present is not what one would consider contemporary, but it is situated in a limbo.
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And while faculty and staff are guaranteed pay during school closures, Auerbach is hanging in limbo.
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In many cases, nothing is easier than condemning a woman to a social and professional limbo.
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Biden finds himself stuck in limbo, unable to extend his wide pledged delegate lead over Sen.
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With everything she has been through, Black tries hard to remain positive through her current limbo.
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It can be a terrifying experience, especially if you're in the limbo between consciousness and slumber.
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" Mr. Ibarra has been working to change that with his documentary project, "Limbo: Lives in Exile.
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They remained in a kind of legal limbo in which they lacked constitutionally based civil rights.
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The others are in a perpetual state of limbo, neither fully covered nor definitively not covered.
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Instead, he cruelly manipulates the plight of DACA recipients, keeping them and their families in limbo.
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If Renzi loses and sticks to his pledge to quit, Italy will be in political limbo.
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Our elected officials failed the more than 28503 million undocumented youths whose lives are in limbo.
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Honey the dolphin and dozens of penguins have been abandoned there, leaving their fate in limbo.
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In the United States, undocumented immigrants have always lived in limbo, officially illegal but often tolerated.
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The fate of all of those gently worn, tissue paper-preserved shoes was now in limbo.
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I'm in limbo, like, do you cash out or do you stay genuine to your craft?
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These quotidian scenes expand the geographic and temporal locus of migration beyond the limbo of transit.
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She said it would have been "mentally damaging" to sit in medical limbo for that long.
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Frank calls himself a "Limbo," his word for a Korean-American kid caught between two worlds.
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She is currently living in limbo, unsure if she will ever be able to return home.
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It's one project among many infrastructure priorities that have been in limbo under the Trump administration.
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"We were in limbo last year," said Stewart J. Lowe, an agent for Calgary Dream Homes.
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She is in immigration limbo, allowed to remain with her family but uncertain for how long.
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It has left many of them in limbo, with their houses and goods here already sold.
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He was turned over to the U.S. military and has remained in legal limbo ever since.
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After her husband, Eddy, died in 193, Laura Callens found that her life was in limbo.
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It was a "limbless limbo," the neurologist Jonathan Cole wrote in a medical biography of Waterman.
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She is in limbo, caught between worlds, suffering from the disorientation that so often accompanies mourning.
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That put negotiations in limbo until senators met Wednesday to put the talks back on track.
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Johnson's Brexit deal is currently in limbo and has not been fully ratified by U.K. lawmakers.
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That has left a small but growing number of tenants, like Ms. Wormley-Mitsis, in limbo.
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Then the Trump administration yanked that away from them, and their status is now in limbo.
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But the material proved ultimately too dense for a feature, and the project sat in limbo.
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But the trans ban will create a situation of limbo for troops that seems far worse.
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Those elections remain in limbo, with no indication from the government that they will ever be held.
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Confusingly, however, Rennie's group was only listed as "affected," placing the staff in a state of limbo.
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While the politicos hash things out, clubs and their incredibly passionate fans have been left in limbo.
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"We're in limbo until management figures out what it wants to do next," one frustrated staffer said.
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Brexit talks seem to be in limbo over the key issue of preventing a hard Irish border.
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The case remains locked in legal limbo, however, as the government tries to block it from proceeding.
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Marvin Goodfriend's future as a Federal Reserve governor appears either in doubt or at least in limbo.
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I don't know why I cling to them in this limbo, but I can't let them go.
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But in 2013 the DRC blocked their departures from the country, so these children were in limbo.
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A drug left in limbo Meanwhile, there also have been calls for the FDA to ban Makena.
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It is a precious limbo; you're not disposable, but you're not important enough to fight for either.
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Honduras has been stuck in political limbo since the election due to problems with the vote count.
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Over the course of its 10 years of existence, Playdead released just two games, Inside and Limbo.
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But even that order appears to have left the children already separated from their families in limbo.
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"Anything less unfairly leaves borrowers, lenders, and real estate professionals in a state of limbo," they wrote.
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Play Dead's Limbo is a deliciously nasty puzzle-platformer, with around four hours' worth of play time.
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Kaitlyn: So 2016 is a limbo year, and we're still waiting for the market to course-correct?
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He tried to win the debate just like one wins a limbo contest — by lowering the bar.
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The political quagmire leaves Australia's gay and lesbian community and supporters of same-sex marriage in limbo.
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Instead, there is a good chance that Congress will return them to their prior limbo, or worse.
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The ill-fated "Dark Tower" film, which sat in limbo for around a decade, has failed miserably.
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The TPP has been in limbo since U.S. President Donald Trump withdrew the United States in January.
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Millions of hardworking members of our communities continue to live in limbo, without a pathway to citizenship.
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My money is stuck in limbo in their system and I have received no solution or answers.
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Their decades-old limbo places them in a permanent state of vulnerability subject to Israeli military law.
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It also leaves in legal limbo the roughly 4 million people Obama's action was meant to help.
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Other funds are in limbo, including some $160 million in Stanford's Swiss bank of choice, Societe Generale.
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In this limbo, I felt a melancholy that was both hard to identify and hard to shake.
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Meanwhile, the possibility that veterans might access additional care providers in the VA system remains in limbo.
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The legal limbo of the detainees — some approved for release long ago — only got worse over time.
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And while the Landlord's Game languished in limbo, the single-tax movement that inspired it shriveled away.
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With the bill in limbo, it's easier to sit on the fence than take a firm stance.
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The inability to form a coalition has left Spain in political limbo, but has growth been affected?
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The camp I leave is one left in limbo—between mistrust and a quiet desperation for dignity.
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"Many are confused, caught up in a limbo due to the uncertainty of their future," he said.
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The top three White House legislative priorities are all in limbo: health care, tax reform, and infrastructure.
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The two remained in legal limbo for 40 years, until the couple wed in Canada in 2007.
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This case is unresolved, and the legal limbo and political fighting are threatening to end the payments.
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Only about a third of migrants who reach Italy qualify for asylum, leaving the rest in limbo.
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Meantime, fish-sellers, many of whom already had reservations about the Toyosu location, are left in limbo.
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The D.C. Circuit Court has kept it in limbo while the new administration plotted a new course.
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Hefty cost savings won't make up for the billions in lost value after three years of limbo.
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A major sticking point remains a disagreement over a solution for young undocumented immigrants currently in limbo.
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Or it may cast Germany's inheritance tax into legal limbo, says Dieter Janecek, the Greens' economic spokesman.
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Left in limbo by this procedural hitch, Bosman took his case to the European Court of Justice.
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But, publicly, Republican members have tried to downplay any reports that Ryan's speakership is in serious limbo.
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So, when a would-be crosser doesn't survive, his or her family is often left in limbo.
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The fate of the program remains in limbo for now thanks to a handful of court battles.
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The risk is that divided voters once again deliver an inconclusive result, leaving Britain stuck in limbo.
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The IMF deal, negotiated with Argentina's outgoing President Mauricio Macri, has been in limbo since the Aug.
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As a result, Iran's properties in the United States remain in limbo, with little prospect of change.
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Insurers and hospitals have lobbied against straight repeal, saying the limbo would increase uncertainty and their costs.
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The Senate has sent hundreds of nominations back to the White House, throwing their fate into limbo.
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The community health centers have been left in limbo for months awaiting an extension of their funding.
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Friday's events could leave in limbo some of the top priorities of the United States and Europe.
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"So basically, like the 11 million immigrants in this country, I am in limbo land," he said.
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"They leave you into this limbo state and simply feed you to keep you alive," she says.
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Defense firms and other federal contractors have been in limbo since the fiscal year began on Oct.
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It was an updated version of the "tragic mulatto" myth -- pitiful figures trapped forever in racial limbo.
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At the same time, important questions about issues like net neutrality and data privacy hang in limbo.
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While due process shouldn't be rushed, the China Forestry cases have spent a long time in limbo.
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Dozens of cases each session, however, fall into a limbo of sorts, with action delayed for months.
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"You're in this gray area, in this limbo land between being awake and being asleep," Webb said.
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More than four dozen judicial nominees are in limbo as President Obama's term draws to a close.
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But the law, after its somewhat unlikely salvation this summer, has been left in this strange limbo.
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Some don't even know what to think as they are caught in this idea of a limbo.
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With the country's peace agreement in limbo and violence continuing, children experience trauma on a daily basis.
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As the rumors and conspiracy theories continue to swirl around Colombo, Sri Lanka's government is in limbo.
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Ms. Siti said she and her husband's family in Pakistan were in a torturous state of limbo.
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But their property transactions have been in limbo because of the uncertainty over the land-use rights.
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"He continued: "It really depends on how long and how severe this limbo is going to last.
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What if Mom chokes, vomits, falls into a half-dead limbo, wakes up and yells at me?
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And more than a month later, the long-term prospects for roughly 700,000 Dreamers remain in limbo.
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That process has been tied up in court proceedings, leaving more than 150,000 student claims in limbo.
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During the first two years away from my hometown I felt like I was in emotional limbo.
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And Frieden's own future is currently in limbo, as submitted his resignation as director on January 2794.
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Most of Mr. Roth's protagonists are, like Neil Klugman, adrift in a limbo between past and present.
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Inside the building, a pinball machine clanged to life, playing "Limbo Rock" while gang members took turns.
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As of right now, 2244 of those who appealed are still in limbo awaiting a final decision.
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Even once released, more than a dozen of them remain in legal limbo some 20 years later.
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A group of Republican state officials, led by Texas, used this legal limbo to challenge Obamacare's constitutionality.
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Ireland are also in limbo over their home game against Italy, originally scheduled for earlier on Saturday.
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For now, ESPN is still in limbo as Disney navigates the transition from linear TV to streaming.
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The State Department's decision to stop issuing visas in Havana indefinitely leaves thousands of Cubans in limbo.
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Under the Obama administration, Congress allowed those tax credits to briefly expire, putting the industry in limbo.
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While some staff in those offices remained fulfilling the same duties, many others were left in limbo.
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Other Iraqis who assisted the American military or government in Iraq indirectly remained in limbo on Thursday.
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And Enbridge's Line 3 expansion, from Alberta to Wisconsin, is in limbo because of concerns in Minnesota.
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All of those sounded more exciting than the activity of this particular evening, which was, inexplicably, limbo.
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When men disappear, women, in a society with laws that privilege male authority, are left in limbo.
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Mr. Guardado said the administration's decision to end his protected status had put his life in limbo.
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Even though DACA recipients can still renew their protections, advocates say many could find themselves in limbo.
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This means the articles of impeachment could sit in limbo through the holiday break or even longer.
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However, many adoptees who had already aged into adulthood still found themselves in limbo and without citizenship.
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Yet for all its intelligent design, the episode still feels as stuck in limbo as its characters.
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Democrats argued that a short-term extension of miners' health care benefits would leave them in limbo.
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That proposal is now in limbo as he reportedly weighs whether it would damage his election prospects.
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A Conservative victory would end the Brexit limbo that has contributed to a slump in business investment.
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He is still in detention, still stuck in limbo on this remote island like so many others.
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Fox-controlled networks have been in a "a strange state of limbo," as AdWeek put it recently.
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Their lives were thrown into limbo this week, and there's no telling when that could happen again.
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Limbo (Android) Game for $1 ($3 off): Mobile games aren't all about crushing candies and farming plants.
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The agreement represents a breakthrough on an issue that has been stuck in congressional limbo for months.
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But due to the president's decision to rescind DACA, recipients are now in a kind of limbo.
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Our Trump sources say the fate of Trump's 757, Citation X and 3 choppers are in limbo.
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They were also implemented with stunning speed, leaving hundreds of people already in transit stuck in limbo.
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After almost a year of political limbo and a second election, he formed a minority government last November.
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The 4-4 ruling has left my parents and millions of families like mine in limbo -- yet again.
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This fickleness tends to cancel out any notions of a seasonal wardrobe, thus leaving us in outfit limbo.
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Presented in black and white with silhouetted human and undead characters, Dead Run immediately evokes indie darling Limbo.
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His security clearance has been "in limbo for some time," a federal law enforcement official told NBC News.
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The challenges began a week ago when individuals with valid visas, among others, found themselves in legal limbo.
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Indeed, lenders have wasted no time beginning to experiment with these products while the rule sits in limbo.
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While Georg frequently paints scenes from Nintendo games, she's also tackled scenery from games like Halo and Limbo.
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Now, the rule will still go into effect April 10 even as its ultimate fate remains in limbo.
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If this were a limbo contest, Donald Trump would blow everyone away, because no one could go lower.
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The situation is currently in limbo due to Brazil's upcoming federal election, which is scheduled for next week.
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Talks between Greece and its lenders stalled in recent weeks leaving a review of Greece's progress in limbo.
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That shocking result leaves the peace process in limbo, plunges the country into uncertainty and weakens the president.
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While the program remains tied up in the courts, over 4 million lives continue to remain in limbo.
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Now they were sending us on our way with Eddie's status in limbo until they found his file.
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Without the right to work while their documents are being processed, they're left in a state of limbo.
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One of the problems with getting back to real life is that my real life is in limbo.
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Many cannot afford the bamboo and plastic sheets they need for their housing - leaving the children in limbo.
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Mr. Goodman, 61, opened Trash and Vaudeville in 1975, in what was formerly Limbo, a hippie clothing shop.
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It took them out of limbo and let them contribute to their families, communities, and the US economy.
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You can see the gumbo limbo tree beyond the swing set, but not the concrete heart beneath it.
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He wants clarity on what General Electric is doing with Baker Hughes and thinks the limbo is torture.
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To learn more about how the biggest biotech discovery in decades got stuck in legal limbo, watch this.
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For me, I think he's—and I shouldn't even be saying this, but—I think he's in limbo.
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Of course, the Fold's U.S. availability is also in limbo at the moment, albeit for very different reasons.
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"They've been lost in legal limbo, and it's getting quite ridiculous," Saavedra Roman's lawyer, Belinda Arroyo, said Friday.
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A report has raised concerns that Deutsche Bank could hang in limbo longer than many people had hoped.
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It seems to be in limbo between reality and the spirit world, mixing the mundane with the ethereal.
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Living in limbo For an Arizona border community, life under President Donald Trump means risk, confusion and delays.
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The latest ruling leaves ArcelorMittal, which reportedly opened an office in Mumbai to manage the takeover, in limbo.
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The 40-day limbo has morphed from a bureaucratic formality, though, into a heated debate with national implications.
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Little Nightmares, a platformer whose Limbo influence is loud and proud, reminds me of watching The Neverending Story.
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Inside is gripping and beautiful in its simplicity, similar to its predecessor Limbo (which is also on sale).
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After getting lost in limbo for several years, myCinema recently acquired the rights and set a release date.
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The idea was to kill Jacket, and I wanted to place him in sort of a calm limbo.
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Our period of living in limbo forced them to learn to linger in the service of that intention.
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BT's rivals are also understandably disappointed by Ofcom's fudge, which they feel leaves the whole industry in limbo.
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"This limbo that we're in because of the congressional rider is untenable," said District Council member Brianne Nadeau.
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And tens of thousands of refugees and migrants have been stuck in limbo for weeks because of it.
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It was the conscious uncoupling of pop culture and feminism that put a show like Rose's in limbo.
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The administration is debating whether to send the letter and start the clock while he remains in limbo.
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If other combinations are not feasible, walking away from another coalition could plunge Germany into a political limbo.
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The 41 detainees left in Guantanamo Bay live a nightmare existence of forced feedings, legal limbo, and boredom.
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Republicans expressed frustration with leaving for a two-week recess with the repeal-and-replace plan in limbo.
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At first glance Inside doesn't look all that different from Limbo, the previous release from Danish studio Playdead.
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The idea is to let the viewer explore this unison universe in the limbo between reality and animation.
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The status of the guidance is currently in limbo after regulators signaled they are open to revising them.
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But, as with developing countries on the J-curve, the country will one day emerge from its limbo.
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They also said that refugees in this case would be "in vulnerable limbo" in the meantime without action.
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Pope died in 1988, when the Enquirer's circulation was about four million, and the company fell into limbo.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday advanced a controversial appeals court nominee after weeks of being in limbo.
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But the FBI's role is now in limbo in the wake of Trump's surprise decision to fire Comey.
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The closed-door court hearing on Tuesday ended in limbo, however, as the women did not show up.
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The woman, who speaks in Spanish, warns that talking to the press could put their case in limbo.
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It was the multibillion-dollar deal that Beijing kept in limbo, before it finally fell apart in July.
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These are human beings stuck in limbo as Trump desperately tries to limit their right to claim asylum.
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Mensing, lower courts threw out dozens of lawsuits against generic drug makers, placing some patients in legal limbo.
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But Congress can't find a way to get the job done, and so the kids remain in limbo.
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In effect, Trump put the agreement in limbo without killing it off entirely as some backers had feared.
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But Paul, pushing for a vote on two amendments, objected, throwing the timeline for legislation into temporary limbo.
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The UN Security Council has said it fears that the lives of these refugees may fall into limbo.
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But if America's best developers and engineers remain trapped in regulatory limbo, meeting that goal will be impossible.
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The allegations have left the fate of the race for North Carolina's 9th District in limbo for months.
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But the Obama administration challenged the decision, which was overturned on appeal, leaving Mr. Slahi in legal limbo.
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UEFA, the governing body for European soccer, is in somewhat of a state of limbo at the moment.
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Unlocking all those dollars stuck in capital gains inflation limbo could free up dollars for investments in growth.
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But with the Senate measure failing to get 60 votes, it appears to be stuck in legislative limbo.
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Others are ordered removed, but are granted limited relief – limbo status that does not result in physical removal.
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The immigration overhaul he wanted is tied up in legal limbo, as are his tough new climate rules.
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He said lawmakers are tired over the budget stalemate, which has put federal agencies in limbo for months.
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Polls show that the next Parliament could be even more contentious, leading to more months of political limbo.
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The fate of the migrants has been in limbo since Italy and Malta rejected requests to disembark them.
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There was a little bit of a lull after we wrote it where the project was in limbo.
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" For his part, Hernandez predicts a prolonged period of limbo in the event of a vote for "Leave.
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However, the U.S. only made decisions on one-fifth of those applications, leaving hundreds of thousands in limbo.
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His pink androgyne seems bred for balance in the current topsy-turvy limbo of race and gender polemics.
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There are still around 800,000 DACA recipients in limbo, and Trump's signature promise of "the wall" remains unfulfilled.
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That leaves the students stuck in a sort of limbo, waiting for a decision to be handed down.
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Trapped in limbo with their dreams of a better future fading, some residents are depressed and mentally fragile.
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For now, the new mayor is in legal limbo, spending his time much as any other inmate does.
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The news media would broadcast scenes of children separated from their parents who are stuck in legal limbo.
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The July election was then postponed creating a constitutional limbo with interim president Abdelkader Bensalah still in place.
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The realities of the pandemic could further limit access while putting legal fights over abortion rights in limbo.
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Jones' career remains in limbo as he faces a potential four-year suspension for his latest doping violation.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "For Harvey Weinstein, Life in Limbo" (Sunday Styles, March 11): Sexual addiction rehab?
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As such, his estate and his work was in copyright limbo because he wasn't there to represent it.
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The athletes in limbo are cross country skiers and biathletes, bobsledders and speedskaters, hockey players and figure skaters.
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Many of Afghanistan's 214 districts are caught in a strange limbo between war and peace, stability and violence.
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The postelection limbo paralleled, on a smaller scale, the vote-counting controversy unfolding in Arizona, Florida and Georgia.
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"I don't know where I'm going to be and now I'm putting everyone else in limbo," he laughed.
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The choreographed routines included the limbo, a walk-off home run and even an appearance by Evander Holyfield.
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That may happen — or the whole thing could be thrown into limbo if Democrats take back the House.
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The dispute left the ownership of the collection in limbo for more than a year, delaying the exhibitions.
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With Keaton's life in limbo, Georgina and Payton find themselves trapped in a Lifetime movie-worthy family drama.
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Khan pleaded not guilty and has long maintained his innocence as the case has languished in legal limbo.
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A copy of the report obtained by The New York Times suggests why it remains in bureaucratic limbo.
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Why it matters: Hudson's Bay was already drowning in limbo, and this might pull away its life preservers.
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But about 400 workers who were terminated right before the additional restrictions were imposed are caught in limbo.
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Wuhan's expressways are empty, and lives that seemed secure a month ago are now in a disorienting limbo.
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Omar (Mustafa Kur) is more of a ghost, having "entered limbo" while incarcerated by the government in 2014.
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In 473, Spain spent 10 months in political limbo after two inconclusive elections, a sign of future fractures.
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While California and Alaska used state money to keep their centers open, 22017 of 240 remain in limbo.
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But while PHS was in limbo — about a week, according to Blust — two of the four doctors resigned.
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Zuckerberg wrote on his Facebook page DACA recipients are in limbo while their legal status is being negotiated.
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The court allowed her to collect the windfall via a trust while the case was still in limbo.
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That has left businesses and workers in legal limbo as they scramble to figure out their next steps.
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Tawney's work exists in a limbo … it has departed from craft and function without quite arriving at art.
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Most Americans are sympathetic toward those who find themselves in legal limbo through no fault of their own.
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But mothers must apply for it, a process that can leave foreign-born children in limbo for years.
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The Senate's version of the annual defense policy bill is in limbo this week following news of Sen.
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The tests patients are getting often take days to come back, leaving patients with suspected cases in limbo.
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Retirement savers are left in limbo now that a court decision has knocked down an investor protection rule.
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Since then they have been living in limbo, fearing deportation while awaiting decisions on asylum applications to Canada.
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While a "no" vote may forgo some opportunities, Bern won't end up in a UK-style economic limbo.
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And I was left as an artist in limbo with all my songs owned by the record label.
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Senate Republicans contend the next president should fill the opening, leaving Garland in a state of limbo for months.
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Once the limbo and the rap-off had commenced, the guys realized the booze cruise was just the beginning.
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Syed remains in legal limbo – but as The Case Against Adnan Syed shows, his story is still being told.
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With the fate of the ACA now in limbo, Hastings said she's very concerned about those people losing coverage.
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The risk is that the Netherlands enters an extended period of political limbo and emerges with a fragile coalition.
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Some equivalence decisions, such as with U.S. derivatives clearing, dragged on for several years, leaving the industry in limbo.
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Caught in limbo, borrowers are seeing interest and fees accrue and their credit damaged, the inspector general's report showed.
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Instead, Becky was essentially trapped "in a weird limbo," as Rose puts it, due to the Annex's initial rituals.
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Their decisions can be appealed to the court system, but rejections can leave migrants in legal limbo for years.
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Only 10 of the 41 still there face charges or have been convicted; the rest are simply in limbo.
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But negotiations ended without the two sides reaching a deal, meaning some 2100,2000 school children will remain in limbo.
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The medication now remains in limbo until the FDA makes a final decision based on its committee's new recommendations.
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Because it's taking so long to settle Escobedo's future, Adams and Hempstead are both in limbo about their futures.
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Although if a new Safe Harbor deal really is close the current legal limbo may close up soon enough.
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And those who decide to wait anyway are in limbo, with no one willing to take responsibility for them.
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Legal limbo Usually migrants intercepted at sea are swiftly sent back to their home countries, the Coast Guard says.
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Mr. Greenberg has set his multi-perspective memoir in a hazy limbo where borders of fact and fiction blur.
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But in August, that relationship broke down, effectively leaving Holland's Spider-Man in limbo and possibly without a job.
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During Ali's time in limbo, Joe Frazier ruled the boxing world, setting up three epic matches after Ali returned.
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They remain, like the inhabitants of Dadaab, in an indefinite limbo of penury and fear, unwanted and largely forgotten.
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Their legal limbo, however, has created trouble in obtaining permits to film in public spaces or to import equipment.
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Still, as the author writes, immigrants lived in a limbo, "belonging securely" neither to Britain nor to their homeland.
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For the past few years the future of the most famous temporary city on Earth has been in limbo.
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That meant no cadet hires in 2015 and 2016, and 2017 remains in limbo as well, state police said.
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The Fissile Material Cut-off Treaty, also first discussed in the 1990s, is in a similar state of limbo.
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"Dreams From Yesterday" is the sound of a young kid hitting the jackpot, only to find himself in limbo.
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The limbo has been taking a toll: so far, six of the men on Manus Island have killed themselves.
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They live in limbo, not knowing when -- or if -- they'll be able to return to their homes or schools.
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But really that hasn't taken hold in a really big way, and so, again, we're still in this limbo.
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Caught in limbo on the border, they have been left to starve or die from a mounting cholera epidemic.
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The show's future had been in limbo ever since the accusations against the actor first surfaced in late October.
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In the absence of a body being found, it's really common for families to remain in that painful limbo.
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Activists worry many could be left in limbo for years, perhaps decades, stateless wanderers like Myanmar&aposs Rohingya Muslims.
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She must have been well acquainted with the limbo of early pregnancy, the constant fluttering between hope and fear.
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There are so many Iraqis still trying to come to the United States who are stuck in bureaucratic limbo.
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Planned Parenthood was a flashpoint during the presidential election, with its fate remaining in limbo in the GOP Congress.
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Playdead, developer of the acclaimed 2010 indie game Limbo, is finally back with its second game six years later.
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Carmelo and La La Anthony are in a limbo stage of their relationship ... but they're perfectly fine with that.
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We're in kind of a limbo stage, and I'm here to support the people—athletes, any type of person.
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Available on: Xbox One Inside is the latest game from Playdead, the team behind the 2010 indie hit, Limbo.
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If she fails and nothing changes, Britain will lurch out of the bloc into legal limbo at 30 p.m.
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"The market sits in limbo as it searches for direction," said Matt Stanley, a broker with Starfuels in Singapore.
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Ahead, see how the couple handles love and parenting, together, while they are stuck, in limbo, so far apart.
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Effectively, an actor was thrown into career limbo until they were 'ready' to reenter into the studio's benevolent graces.
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By the end of Mars retrograde, you'll have worked through many complicated issues that have felt trapped in limbo.
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And due to the rumors of possibly another ban, Kamil and the team remained in a state of limbo.
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Individuals stuck in immigration court limbo lack legal status in the United States, which exposes them to potential abuses.
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That may be true, but there is plenty of ground between the extremes of mass naturalisation and permanent limbo.
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The coming days will determine the trajectory of both of these women's lives; for now, they are in limbo.
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If overturned, an estimated nearly 700,000 young, undocumented immigrants who live and work could find themselves in legal limbo.
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One body remained in a limbo-like state of student experimentation for two years before arriving at Hart Island.
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Both sides have warned that negotiations could fail, though that would create a legal limbo disruptive to both sides.
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The fate of the networks has been in limbo for months, and it isn't clear whether Amazon would prevail.
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Thousands of young service members who, in good faith, had done what they were told were now in limbo.
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However, the mark of rare bipartisanship was beset by news about the government funding bill, which stood in limbo.
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Yet it is this death-by-a-thousand-cuts regulatory limbo that arguably represents the biggest headache for Google.
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"The main problem here is that they are keeping us in limbo," a 28-year-old Iranian told me.
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Even with the race still in limbo, McAdams traveled to Washington, D.C., last week to attend new-member orientation.
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Playlist: "Papi Lover" / "Pose" / "Limbo" / "La Noche De Los 2" / "Daría" / "Havana (Remix)" / "Made For Now" / "Adictiva" / "Despacito (Remix)"
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But within the confines of the film, and for Sampha specifically, they represent both a literal and figurative limbo.
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It seems to be a side-scroller, like Limbo, but beyond that, do you have much of an idea?
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Whether or not Hernandez is entitled to Constitutional protections is in limbo until the Supremes rule on the case.
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Even contact with the baby the couple had together was in limbo until he passed a sex offender evaluation.
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A permanent solution for DACA has yet to come to fruition as the program has been in legal limbo.
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They were perpetually in limbo, waiting for maids to fasten dresses, open doors and maybe even scratch their noses.
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Numerous U.S. citizens are already in limbo abroad, and the new guidance threatens to stir further anxiety among travelers.
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More children stuck in immigration limbo for increasing periods of time have strained the system that manages such kids.
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Congestion pricing has been in political limbo for weeks since Fix NYC, a state task force assembled by Gov.
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It's this endless grey Limbo of sameness, where even the third FA Cup win, over hated Chelsea, felt rote.
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As a refugee from one of the 11 countries targeted for additional scrutiny, he is once again in limbo.
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After the Berlin Wall came down, the Palast remained in a state of limbo as authorities debated its future.
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The scene desperately needs safeguards to established for the professional sport, but for now, Irish MMA remains in limbo.
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For Mill, it is the second time in a row that his chart position has been held in limbo.
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While a vast majority of the lawyers were later sentenced to prison or released, Mr. Wang remained in limbo.
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That has left more than 100,000 claims for relief in limbo, according to the Education Department's most recent data.
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Pandora Plus's temporary limbo status wasn't relevant to normal people, and it went mostly unnoticed in the music business.
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The bill would leave in limbo hundreds of thousands of young immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.
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These places have become liminal spaces, where the present and the past overlap in a kind of temporal limbo.
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Immigration attorneys say government scrutiny of SIJS petitions has increased, slowing the approval process and leaving kids in limbo.
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And the tests patients are getting often take days to come back, leaving patients with suspected cases in limbo.
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Held in an estimated 100 shelters around the country, these children remain in limbo, with no plan for reunification.
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"We just kind of left our plans in limbo: maybe reschedule in a week, maybe a month?" she said.
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Izzy (Madelyn Deutch) is the elder sister, a college graduate in limbo after the recent suicide of her father.
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In the "tropical room," students had to limbo under a stick while sorority women poured alcohol down their throats.
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No, really: My source said that ... [Disney wants] to keep DC in the limbo that they're in right now.
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What seems much more likely is that the state of perpetual limbo — one that favors Israel — will continue indefinitely.
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Trump is growing anxious about the state of limbo and wants the trial to start quickly, his advisers say.
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Considering that some have been in limbo for four decades, it may have seemed like no time at all.
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After having left the fledgling industry in limbo for years, the Russian parliament finally legislated on cryptocurrencies in October.
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Bethany's own Saudi residency at one point was in limbo following her divorce, though that has since been resolved.
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It also has the potential of leaving some refugees who were approved to come to the US in limbo.
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We need at least 16 jurors in attendance to hear a case, so we're in limbo waiting for her.
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El padre, Mario de Alba, se recupera en un hospital de Estados Unidos, en una especie de limbo hospitalario.
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"Most Eritreans—refugees and those inside the country alike—are living in extended limbo," Zere, the exiled journalist, said.
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The Hashemis had been stuck in limbo since then -- until Maziar received a phone call from his lawyer Wednesday.
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More than four months after a national election, Europe's largest economy remains in political limbo without a new government.
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Garcia's wife, Cindy, and their children -- all US citizens -- remain in Michigan, while Garcia lives in limbo in Mexico.
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Was the real Cooper trapped in the limbo-like "red room," and if he was, how would he escape?
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Critics of the provision say it allows judges to let immigrants stay longer than they should in legal limbo.
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Toshiba's plan to sell its prized chip business to cover nuclear losses is in limbo due to various complications.
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That means people seeking to travel or settle here may be in limbo until the case is finally resolved.
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Yet, while the Roane litigation sat in limbo, the legal landscape shifted drastically against the plaintiffs in that case.
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Limbo was well-received when it was first released a few years ago, and it still holds up today.
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But she dwells mostly in a benumbed, stressed-out limbo, in frenzied motion from one nowhere to the next.
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The crisis left the fate of a 2018 deal changing the name of Macedonia to North Macedonia in limbo.
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On top of that, new foreign service officers in Washington for training are basically in limbo, the official added.
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The downside is that it leaves companies — and even entire industries, like soybean farming — in limbo for even longer.
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You've picked a Wi-Fi access point to connect to, but your device is just hanging there in limbo.
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The biggest biotech discovery in decades is stuck in legal limbo The biggest biotech discovery in decades is stuck in legal limbo The U.S. Patent and Trademark Organization is hearing oral arguments this week in a bitter fight between two storied research universities over patent rights to CRISPR, a revolutionary gene-editing technology.
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Instead they have decamped to a settlement near the reservoir that flooded their homes, and are now stuck in limbo.
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After many months of living in limbo, Bushra and her family arrived in the United States on September 17, 2008.
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Sam Ivin's arresting portraits of refugees caught in this limbo, their faces rubbed out, are a metaphor for the experience.
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With the Fed likely on hold and the trade war in limbo, buying some insurance makes sense right about now.
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Until we get another leg up in U.S. yields, the dollars going to be sort of in limbo, said Thin.
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Since then, the number of Cuban migrants stuck in limbo inside Costa Rica's northern border with Nicaragua has grown steadily.
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The result has been a second spring: bright, young leaves, greedy for purchase among the gumbo-limbo and strangler figs.
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They sloshed and slid around in a shallow "pool" of mud and engaged in various races and a limbo line.
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This isn't a coincidence, it's a highly concerning symptom of Alan (new Netflix boyfriend Charlie Barnett) and Nadia's limbo circumstance.
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Roughly 12,000 Afghan interpreters are still in immigration limbo due to a political gridlock that has yet to be resolved.
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It hardly helps that the country is in limbo after the impeachment in March of the president, Park Geun-hye.
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The Education Department stopped processing borrower defense claims altogether, leaving some 100,000 mostly for-profit college students waiting in limbo.
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Flagged ads can end up in limbo as they await human review, sometimes taking days to get approval, they said.
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Lawyers believe this is a coordinated legal strategy, creating a legal limbo in which no one can be held accountable.
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For months, 15-year-old Peyton Linafelter was in limbo, unsure of why her body was filled with ovarian cysts.
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His extradition to the US has been blocked repeatedly and he's been in a state of legal limbo for years.
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Britain is willing to legislate but the EU has yet to indicate any proposed action, leaving the industry in limbo.
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Still in the pregnant-but-not-quite limbo, I got another alert about cravings, and one about possible morning sickness.
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Go deeper: What they're saying: Lawmakers, press activists react to Assange arrest A timeline of Assange's 9-year legal limbo
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Students in limbo may also be able to transfer their credits, in which case they wouldn't qualify for loan forgiveness.
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A group of Republicans, including Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, are resisting, and the bill is in limbo.
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The American Health Care Act has been in limbo since House leaders pulled it from the floor two weeks ago.
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And now we have the worst of all possible worlds: an abdication that leaves some 327 million Americans in limbo.
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Delay or denial there keeps them in limbo, with governments unwilling to impose harsh terms necessary to fix the system.
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That legislation was seen as a necessary step ahead of tax reform, and markets now see both as in limbo.
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The political limbo also caught the attention of late-night TV, with Jimmy Kimmel dedicating a segment to Toomey's indecision.
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Rosanna's porcelain drink rests ($48/set of 4) set the mood for a backyard tiki party or living room limbo.
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