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Meanings of leave in limbo in English

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Usage of leave in limbo in English
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With his contract at Wigan up, the 31-year-old was left in limbo.
The Guardian
2
I don't want him left in limbo like he was in there.
News.com.au
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However, lawyers said in some regions, families were left in limbo for months.
Radio NZ
4
The African American children were left in limbo for three weeks.
The Guardian
5
McKim said the 600 men remaining on Manus had been left in limbo.
The Guardian
6
Families have been separated and many people are left in limbo.
Ebony
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The last thing you want is to be left in limbo.
News.com.au
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She told reporter Matthew Theunissen that she's been left in limbo.
Radio NZ
9
Many area residents were left in limbo, wondering what remained of their flooded homes.
Radio NZ
10
With 150 employees left in limbo, industryites in Los Angeles howled at the news.
Reuters
11
Rather, they are left in limbo, somewhere in between those two extremes of fortune.
The Guardian
12
And the poor long-waiting patient was often left in limbo.
The Guardian
13
The lack of commitment to a long-term plan means renters are essentially left in limbo.
Independent.ie
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Homeowners say they've been left in limbo while they wait for a decision on compensation.
Radio NZ
15
Now, many are feeling left in limbo as they await Trump's first days in office.
Wired
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Mr Stewart said they had been left in limbo.
Radio NZ