unawareness

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• In a statement, the Postal Service said it was “unaware of any significant delays or issues” in Butler County and was in touch with election officials.

• Spokespeople for the organizations said they were unaware at the time of how officers could use it to shield their identities.

• For those unaware, Instagram Stories are the short, disappearing videos or photos people send to their friends on Facebook’s photo-and-video sharing service.

• Presumably, whoever is designing the algorithm is unaware of the racial consequence of this single-­minded focus on profitability.

• He stated that GLAA incorrectly gave him a “0” rating on grounds that he had not returned the questionnaire and the LGBTQ group was unaware of his views on LGBTQ issues.

• In America, however, there is a stubborn strain of vacuous unawareness that reflects no credit on American society.

• Reagan harbored strong ideological convictions, but an astonishing unawareness of basic facts.

• At school he heard the same incessant war-talk, and found the same fundamental unawareness of the meaning of the war.

• Their very aloofness from the world—its unawareness of their story's existence made for the perfection of all they felt.

• So that when Madame von Marwitz sought to quell him she found herself met with a gentle unawareness, even a gentle indifference.

• But still more responsible for their unawareness was the educational system in which they were reared.

• The rejuvenating effects of sleep are due to man's temporary of body and breathing.