Acquire
Pull off
Pull off verb - To carry through (as a process) to completion.
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The terminator proceeds to start his own architecture firm, go to great lengths to acquire the land, and construct the building himself just so he can pull off the termination as he was ordered to do.
Source: Implacable Man -
Then Jim gets kidnapped by a Syndicate boss and Barney has to call in the rest of the team to help him pull off a caper to acquire the ransom - an incriminating letter stored in a safety deposit box at the local bank.
Source: Busman's Holiday
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