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Personalty

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Goods; chattels; articles; movable property, whether animate or inanimate.

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Personal Property.

personalty n. movable assets (things, including animals) which are not real property, money, or investments. (See: personal property, real property)
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American hero, renaissance man, and arguably NASA's greatest spokesperson, Story Musgrave's remarkable personalty, determination, and talent shine through in this inspirational accounting of his life and work.
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