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Joubert

American  
[zhoo-ber] / ʒuˈbɛr /

noun

  1. Joseph 1754–1824, French moralist and essayist.


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There are about three million legally held firearms in South Africa, but there are at least the same number of unlicensed weapons in circulation in the country, which has a population of 63 million, according to statistics cited by Gideon Joubert from the South African Gunowners' Association.

From BBC

There are about 3m legally held firearms in South Africa and at least the same number of unlicensed weapons, according to statistics cited by Gideon Joubert from the South African Gunowners' Association,

From BBC

One of Splinter’s patients, 17-month-old Genesis Dixon, has a rare genetic disorder called Joubert syndrome.

From The Wall Street Journal

Finance Chief Tracey Joubert said, based on the current quarter’s results, Molson Coors now expects to come in at the low end of these ranges.

From The Wall Street Journal

Watts Gang Task Force President Donny Joubert said that the sustained levels of calm were being felt particularly in some of the area’s public housing developments, where briefings by police leaders that used to be dominated by updates on recent gun violence are now focused on more mundane crimes.

From Los Angeles Times