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limbo

[lim-boh] / ˈlɪm boʊ /


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"It's been very upsetting in this limbo state, waiting for news. The family are known and loved locally so it's a really difficult time."

From BBC

On this morning in early December, the duo are in their own alternate dimension limbo with the show’s final season release — Vol.

From Los Angeles Times

Head coach Eddie Howe says Newcastle United's stadium and training ground plans are "in limbo" and there is a "99.9% chance" he will not be in charge to see them realised.

From BBC

The goal is to prevent all types of projects from getting stuck in limbo—including off-shore wind.

From The Wall Street Journal

Projects already in development have been in limbo; the administration temporarily halted construction at one site in New York in April and another off the coast of Connecticut in August.

From Barron's