However, the stock market so far seems oblivious to this alternate explanation.

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And so far this President and his officials remain oblivious to the magnitude of what they are inadvertently bringing about.

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The murder was the result of months of secret meetings and phone calls between Mr Nowak and Ms Lagwinowicz, with Miss Wells-Burr oblivious to her part in the so-called "love triangle", the court was told.

BBC: Catherine Wells-Burr

Yet, so many non-union workers appear to be oblivious to how they benefit from the union movement and are actually rooting for the forces that would bring the union era to an end.

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The funny part was, the man seemed totally oblivious to the nonverbal signals the woman was so clearly sending.

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And so, inside the elevator, the human party continues oblivious, the riders flirt and complain and mix zero-G cocktails, or chase bewildered zero-G leaf-cutter bees.

NEWYORKER: Lostronaut

What frightens her is the possibility that we will become so immobilised by dreams and shadows, so free of pain, mentally standardised by the cyber-world that is our principal habitat and rendered oblivious by chemicals, that we will have lost the ability to choose.

ECONOMIST: The future