noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ VERB
leave
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Since some modules maybe in those states and would otherwise be left in limbo .
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It left the files in limbo , and no action was taken on these cases.
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They must be forgiven and not left in limbo , ready to be recalled if needed for attack or defence.
remain
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In fact, since President Reagan came to office in 1981 the system itself has remained in virtual limbo .
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Cops and gangsters alike prefer to see pachinko remain uneasily in limbo .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Cops and gangsters alike prefer to see pachinko remain uneasily in limbo .
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Do they wander for ever in limbo ?
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Goulding's move leaves Wigan's £75,000 scrum half Andy Gregory in limbo with the new season just over a fortnight away.
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I felt as if I was in limbo .
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Petey and Carol and Lois would be sent into limbo for a little scare.
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They - and the enterprises concerned - are now in limbo .
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Toward the same limbo where the Galactic Empire was heading.
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Well, how else are we ever going to get out of this limbo ?