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no-man's land

noun as in no-fly zone

noun as in wilderness

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Nor does his novel elaborate on the horrific effect the greatest natural disaster in the United States had on the people who were living in “No Man’s Land.”

From Salon

A small group of protesters broke through a metal security fence outside the Democratic National Convention in Chicago on Monday and engaged in a short confrontation with police after entering a no man’s land area behind another layer of fencing surrounding the United Center.

Waters accurately described the effect of FIT21 as placing crypto effectively into a regulatory “no man’s land.”

Several shop owners used the same term for the feeling of it: “no man’s land.”

“A lot of schools are going to be in no man’s land.”

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