That is why, according to traditional theology, unbaptized babies have to languish in limbo for all eternity. |
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Stuck in limbo for 37 years, the album has finally been unveiled to adoring acolytes, frothing critics and celebrity fans by its creator. |
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The two looked around at their reception and jollily simpered at the limbo line lead by their dear friend Ashton Kutcher. |
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He teaches them limbo dance, slithering like a snake beneath bars placed at very low heights, and some jugglery with fire too. |
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The beat of the kick drum is the sound of a brass doorknocker thumping outside the vast, hollow halls of limbo. |
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If adoption continues as an option of last resort, children will remain in the limbo of foster care for too long. |
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He ought not to be kept in custodial limbo indefinitely, entitled neither to a hearing of the case against him nor to be set at liberty. |
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It speaks from a limbo whose inhabitants have uncomplainingly accepted the rightness of the judgement that placed them there. |
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The 1950s recordings have been in limbo until recently, boasting neither modern sound nor superlative sentimental value. |
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I suffered for eight months in limbo whilst awaiting the Crown Prosecution Service decision. |
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So there they stayed, in limbo, until after resolution 1441 when last November they were allowed to return. |
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For two years the album had been stuck in limbo, until someone introduced him into the right circles. |
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But the decision still left them in limbo until a final decision could be made on the park's future. |
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In time, argues Winnicott, the transitional object is relegated to limbo, neither mourned nor forgotten, just losing its meaning. |
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While listening to calypso music, many of those being entertained like to dance the limbo, a dance very popular among Grenadian Americans. |
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Children from the day nursery made their own party food and danced and performed the limbo. |
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Conway Twitty was playing on my dad's phonograph, and she was dancing the limbo. |
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Temporary visas mean life in limbo, with no prospect of family reunion or settling, and putting down roots. |
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Royally shafted by the studio, they found themselves marooned in pre-production limbo. |
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Jim's hand stopped halfway to his mouth, holding the bottle there for a moment in limbo. |
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Here was mummy, the matriarch, whose strength had sustained us for so many years, her own health now in limbo. |
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But as matters stand, Scotland are in limbo, consigned to treading a tightrope with players balancing jobs and sport. |
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If a piece is in limbo, the player must get it back on the board before moving any other piece. |
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He never has shown up on the police blotter, nor did he throw temper tantrums during his year in limbo. |
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In the eternal limbo room Madi snarled at the door until it showed itself, then threatened to blast it to bits unless it unbarred itself. |
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It is nice to see the real authors get their due after years in uncredited limbo. |
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Now the ownership of the land is in limbo, with no one willing to take responsibility for the tip. |
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Detainees live absent any points of reference, the whole process is very slow, and that detainees have the feeling that they are living in limbo. |
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There are live crabs snapping at children, lobster tanks, and giant glass aquariums with huge fish floating sadly in limbo. |
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They hover on the brink of existence in a flat-pack limbo until I can find my adjustable spanner. |
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It's time for the Senate to release him from legal limbo and give his nomination a final vote by simple majority. |
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The bed is a void space, a limbo where life's pause button can be pressed at will. |
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Bula Resources shares were subsequently delisted by the Stock Exchange, leaving shareholders in limbo. |
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Because the other world is timeless, they might stay in this state of limbo for hundreds of years without realising it. |
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Dated references inadvertently betray the film's prolonged hibernation in development limbo. |
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However, the manager of that different area changed his mind, so I was in limbo. |
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Germany now faces weeks in limbo as the main parties indulge in horse-trading over all the possible permutations. |
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Staff and customers at a Swindon pub have limbo danced and hula hooped their way to raising cash for a local hospice. |
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While he's been granted citizenship, he says hundreds of others are living in limbo. |
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A couple of seasons of too much talk, too many colorless characters, and not enough action have left the show in limbo. |
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Many are in dental limbo, unable to afford a private dentist, and ineligible for public dental care. |
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This may be a world of fact but it is a world of fact dragged into the limbo of fictionality. |
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Nightly entertainment at hotels and clubs consists of a floor show of limbo dancing, folk dance, and live bands. |
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It leaves you in limbo, in a dreadful no-man's land that is fraught with danger. |
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These people moved from their house in good faith and have been left in limbo. |
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Stuck in the limbo of adolescence, too old to be tucked up in bed, too young to go down the pub, they are left to their own devices. |
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This happens to me every year, this discontented meteorological limbo, and I know I'm a grouch until the first real cold snap arrives. |
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You're not exactly here and you're not quite there, you're somewhere else in limbo. |
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This creates a legal limbo for out-of-staters and some Washingtonian renters who live in non-smoking apartments. |
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Whether he has plummeted, reached the acme or is in a spiritual limbo is for him to decide. |
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The inquiry is in limbo because of the decision of the court today. |
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As a result, nominees have been left in limbo, courthouses sit empty, justice is delayed, political rhetoric has escalated and political civility has suffered. |
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The players and the many supporters who turn out each week to get behind their club, deserve much better than being left in limbo for an indefinite period. |
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The court ordered Boumediene released and finally, after six months of legal limbo, the French government agreed to resettle him. |
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At the time of going to press, Sligo Airport is still sitting in limbo, as it awaits the decision of the Department of Transport's Aviation Authority. |
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Oxfam Ireland, calling for talks on farming subsidies to resume as early as possible, said developing nations will be in limbo until a date for further negotiations is set. |
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He was left in limbo by Scottish Labour's Executive, which refused to endorse his candidacy until Fife police concluded their investigations into the case. |
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So that leaves shareholders in limbo until further details are released. |
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And now the collapse of a proposed move to Blackburn Rovers has left his club career in limbo as he concentrates on the vital role of Australia's over-age captain in Greece. |
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It was the summer before her 9th grade year, months that dwelled in limbo between gradually evaporating innocence and a monsoon of unfathomed tears. |
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The warring courts that left two men in legal limbo and ultimately resolved nothing? |
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If the parties reach an agreement as to the continued occupation of the premises by the tenant during that limbo period, what intention is to be imputed to them? |
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Your client has described this decision as leaving her in a position of almost living death, a limbo, where she can't really get on with her life. |
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The recurrence of the ghost, an archetypal figure of incompletion, implies that a self-perpetuating covenant between the living and the dead has been left in limbo. |
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Dillon chose to cast himself in the lead, playing a con man in limbo, set adrift when his criminal father figure skips the U.S. to escape the long arm of the law. |
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Gitmo, as it has become known, still remains in a sort legal limbo. |
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With the development plans in limbo, prices should remain at a premium. |
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The jaded actress gets yanked out of her state of limbo when she abandons herself to an affair with Tom, an American about the same age as her son, Roger. |
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But discretion is just that, not a protection guarantee, so chang remains in legal limbo. |
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Without the support of the federal government, he says, Colorado and Washington are in statutory limbo. |
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For now, an impasse holds Ukraine in a limbo punctuated by violent outbursts. |
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Then everyone joined a mega foam party and limbo competitions. |
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Right now Saif al-Islam is currently in something of a jurisdictional limbo. |
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Most disconcerting of all was the sense that this perilous post-election limbo was so very un-American. |
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But she also recognizes that it places women who are told that they screened for HPV in a frustrating limbo. |
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The repeal of the Bubble Act in 1825 was followed by a series of tentative statutory initiatives which left the private joint-stock company in legal limbo. |
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Keeping him in limbo seems to be the preferred punishment for him in the eyes of the Iranian authorities. |
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Would that film, also starring an early 2000s Best Actress Oscar winner, have been in limbo this long? |
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At school, like my peers, I was indoctrinated in the mysteries of original and venal sin, virgin birth, the respective criteria for entry to limbo, purgatory, and heaven. |
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The controversial defection law was put on ice yesterday pending a Constitutional Court decision, leaving some politicians in limbo and others scrambling for survival. |
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Spin FM, which was due to begin broadcasting last February, remains in limbo, at least until after the Supreme Court hear the appeal towards the end of this year. |
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The difficulty with the use of free software in medical devices is that it falls in software quality limbo. |
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The lower half of a duplex apartment on a shabby Montreal street, dark as limbo, jerry-built fifty years ago and going off keel ever since. |
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It was the layback, a casual declaration of civil disobedience in the pope's living room, our own aquatic limbo act. |
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Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield took a novel approach to prevent the bill from being relegated to Judiciary Committee limbo. |
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Even though her life remains in limbo she counts herself as fortunate. |
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To be disowned publicly is to be cut off from this, to be placed in a limbo of homelessness, clanlessness, to become nothing. |
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No word either on the fate of the popular party game involving the limbo stick. |
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After years of legislative limbo, Congress had finally approved a measure to refortify the FDA's authority over food safety. |
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The forward, suspended for violating NCAA rules, remans in basketball limbo. |
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Teng himself, now in his midseventies, had moved in and out of limbo several times. |
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Hold a limbo contest or break out the hula hoops and hula the night away. |
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My application has been stuck in bureaucratic limbo for two weeks. |
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Rangers defender Andrews' career is in limbo at the moment as he weighs up whether to have a knee operation or continue to place his trust in faith healers. |
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Lush landscaping throughout property includes Cuban and coconut palms, gumbo limbo and sea grape trees, oleander, hibiscus and silver and green buttonwoods. |
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A case can remain in limbo for years while the parties fight over a defendant's attempts to discover information about a plaintiff's possible inequitable conduct. |
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It's a place where you are as likely to end up in eternal limbo with a cantankerous jinni as you are to be hog-tied and gagged in the trunk of a car. |
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