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In many respects the preferable second alternative is prompt and early initiation of ART that would serve both a therapeutic purpose while also providing the means to rapidly confirm or exclude TB without leaving patients in the dangerous therapeutic limbo of having neither their confirmed HIV nor their possible TB treated.

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I'm sorry that it's still sort of swinging out there in taxonomic limbo instead of having been given its own designation," said Ian Tattersall, a paleoanthropologist at the American Museum of Natural History who was not involved in the new research.

I'm sorry that it's still sort of swinging out there in taxonomic limbo instead of having been given its own designation," said Ian Tattersall, a paleoanthropologist at the American Museum of Natural History, who was not involved in the new research.

But now, with Chicago's schools in a state of leaderless limbo, the problems of having a single autocrat running big-city school systems have become obvious to all.

"Picture," the narrator says, "a boy of 19, still slumbering in the limbo of adolescence, having heard nothing but revolutionary blather about patriotism, Communism, ideology and propaganda all his life, falling headlong into a story of awakening desire, passion, impulsive action, love, of all the subjects that had, until then, been hidden from me".

Cahill had been stuck in international limbo for years on account of having represented Samoa at 14 in an under-17s competition, and wasn't cleared to play for Australia until 2003, well beyond the date when he would have been picked for the Socceroos had bureaucracy not intervened.

"As long as you do nothing, you'll get neither praise nor condemnation". He talks of having been able to sustain "a kind of limbo existence, thanks to having earned a few bob in the 1980s", in which he didn't have "to risk how awful disapprobation might be.

Professionally she is in a kind of limbo, having lost her credentials last December after she was found guilty of violating church law.

Afghan musicians in the United States have entered a strange sort of limbo: having fled war and the Taliban for the freedom to play music, they now find themselves uncomfortable plying their craft in America while sensitivities run high.

Despite agreeing a deal with the Rabbitohs, reportedly worth $1.5 million£700,00000) a season, Burgess has been left in a state of limbo having earlier this month called time on his rugby union career, after a year at Bath and following England's disastrous World Cup campaign.

Rather they are in a perpetual state of limbo, having both Japanese and Koreans forcing their ideals and beliefs on them.

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