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limbo

[lim-boh] / ˈlɪm boʊ /


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With no end in sight to the Iran conflict, the 400,000 people employed in the trade have been left in limbo.

From BBC

He is being greeted by rising inflation, an oil shock and a confirmation in limbo.

From The Wall Street Journal

Quins' limbo down the league is perhaps the price worth paying for taking the time needed to get the person with the ability to turn the tanker around.

From BBC

Banished from the U.S., undocumented in Mexico and unable to go home, deportees are stuck in “a quasi-stateless limbo,” according to a recent report by the advocacy group Refugees International.

From Los Angeles Times

Until that cash comes out of the shadows, China’s economic recovery, and a big chunk of global corporate growth tied to it, will remain stuck in limbo.

From MarketWatch