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Unitas
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U·ni·tas  (y-nts), John Constantine Known as "Johnny." 1933-2002.
American football player. As quarterback of the Baltimore Colts (1956-1972), he led the team to two National Football League titles and a Super Bowl championship.
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A key attraction of the bancor was that it was to relax the pressure on distressed countries to run budget surpluses during recessions in order to ease the fears of antsy investors.
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Annual emissions of a global reserve currency (what Keynes called Bancor, or the IMF calls SDRs) could help fuel global aggregate demand, and be used to promote development and address the problems of global warming.
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