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' (It might not be inappropriate here to point out that, in addition to this British idiom, the only other major contribution made to culture by pay toilets was the invention, in Scotland, I understand, of limbo dancing.)
Local clubs and stage shows reflect such Bermudian and Caribbean traditions as steelband music, calypso, goombay, reggae, and limbo dancing, among others.
The papers say that Wye is now in limbo until the outcome of the new elections, even though, the Journal reports, polls show 70 percent of Israelis support it.
He posits that "the unconceived are like prisoners being held in a sort of limbo, unable to break through into the world of the living."
There's more musical invention in a song like "Trailways Bus" than in the entire score of the much ballyhooed Ragtime . It's nothing to do with rock vs. showtunes, only with the cruel truth that most contemporary Broadway music isn't very good: not popular music, not serious music, but existing in some grisly limbo in between.