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ÂWhether it's buying Louboutins because you're in Paris, jewelry you'd never buy at home, looking the wrong way when crossing the street in London, or obliviously wandering into bad neighborhoods, a gal needs to keep her wits about her.

Rosalyn Hoffman: Travel Tips to Keep You Covered Rosalyn Hoffman 2011

But the cows step around him and the boy obliviously ambles off.

'Babies': A new birth of documentary freedom 2010

Later, when the two sages were obliviously engrossed in a heated battle as to whether Berlioz or Beethoven had exposited in their compositions the deeper intellect,

CHAPTER XI 2010

Whether it's buying Louboutins because you're in Paris, jewelry you'd never buy at home, looking the wrong way when crossing the street in London, or obliviously wandering into bad neighborhoods, a gal needs to keep her wits about her.

Rosalyn Hoffman: Travel Tips to Keep You Covered Rosalyn Hoffman 2011

But while drivers have been cautioned to stop yakking on the phone, they had better be on the lookout for texters or cellphone-using pedestrians who step obliviously into traffic.

Walking while texting? There oughta be a law 2009

If it was an obliviously anti-gay game, sure I would be pissed I spent 15$ on it but since it is not I stand by my purchase.

A Complex Shadow SVGL 2009

So you end up with, in this alone, people like Steven Berkoff and Jeremy obliviously.

Morgan Glennon: The Borgias' David Oakes Interview: Part Two Morgan Glennon 2011

So you end up with, in this alone, people like Steven Berkoff and Jeremy obliviously.

Morgan Glennon: The Borgias' David Oakes Interview: Part Two Morgan Glennon 2011

When I arrived there a few minutes later, my dad was obliviously trimming bushes.

Chicken Soup for the Soul: Thanks Dad Jack Canfield 2011

Here the monumental stasis of social realist statues contrasts with everyday life that passes them by, seemingly obliviously.

This week's new exhibitions 2011