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realty
[ ree-uhl-tee, reel- ]
noun
- real property or real estate.
realty
/ ˈrɪəltɪ /
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Christophe Choo of the realty company Coldwell Banker in Beverly Hills is also convinced Petra is the buyer.
Realty demands that Mark McGwire is a fallen hero; his sins bear directly on his supposed heroics.
We had hugged so long the delusion of each man for himself that we had suffered all realty to be taken from us.
His investments have been most judiciously made and from his realty holdings he derives a very gratifying annual income.
He had one of the large agencies of this character and negotiated many important realty transfers.
I reckon it'll just about kill your father to put somebody in his place as president of the Realty Company, Bibbs.
She can with such money acquire personalty or realty, over the former of which she has absolute control.
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