Jouve

American  

[zhoov] / ʒuv /

noun

1. Pierre Jean 1887–1976, French writer.

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Example Sentences

“The will is clearly there and efforts have been made,” said Jean Luc Jouve, head of the Marseille hospital commission.

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In its most serious form, covid-19 “has become a social illness, an illness of the poor,” said Jean-Luc Jouve, the head of Marseille’s hospital commission.

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Jouve said this historic antagonism may have elevated one of his colleagues, Marseille-based microbiologist Didier Raoult, who gained international attention last year for promoting hydroxychloroquine and other dubious covid cures.

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Jouve, the head of the local hospital network’s medical commission, steered his motorbike along a highway elevated above the rooftops of the city, racing toward one of France’s covid hot spots — 15 minutes by motorbike, but an entire world away from the sunbathers and yachts on the other side of town.

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At a publicly run vaccination center set up to tackle the imbalance in one of the city’s northern districts, only a few people had shown up to get a shot when Jouve arrived that day.

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