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But when you’re the creator of a cable legal drama — in this case, “Suits” — that concluded nearly six years ago and became, to the surprise of many, the most-streamed show of 2023 when it hit Netflix, it’s impossible to be oblivious to the pending opinions.

They need starting pitching and what better owner than Arte Moreno to be oblivious to whatever negativity might ensue?

With her world inside a Green Bay hospital in turmoil, she said, she cannot fathom that people might be oblivious to the government's incursion into their medical care.

This theory is compelling because it doesn’t require either Musk, or Twitter’s current management, to be oblivious to the facts on the ground.

It’s not too surprising that those who don’t bear the scars of empire or colonization would be oblivious to its harms, especially given that history isn’t widely taught.