languish for

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因渴望而苦恼；苦思；

Undertrial and Error: Tens of thousands of Indians languish in jail, waiting for their cases to be heard
A Legacy in Disarray: Transportation Reauthorization Could Languish for at Least Half a Year Longer
Prisoners languish for 29 years without trial in Jamaica
Russian Deserters Languish in West for Soviet Soldiers Who Defected in E. Europe after the Berlin Wall Fell, Asylum Is Still Not in ...
Plans languish for overhaul of NYC's Penn Station
Miles Between Missing and Murdered; Without Evidence of Violence, Cases Often Languish for Years
Only 43 child investigators for over 10,000 abuse cases. Hundreds of complaints languish for months
Some Would-Be Citizens Languish For Years in Security-Check Limbo [Correction 3/1/05]
CIVILIAN REVIEW PLANS LANGUISH FOR BOSTON POLICE
Scandal as Patients Languish in A&E for over 24 Hours