Beauty
Pull
Pull noun - The act or an instance of applying force on something so that it moves in the direction of the force.
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She fits everything above and is, in fact, known as one of three "Gorgon Sisters", except she's famous for her beauty, and she uses it to pull off a Jerkass Façade.
Source: Gorgeous Gorgon -
Undercover Model: Diana Prince went undercover as a beauty pageant contestant, although Steve didn't think she was pretty enough to pull it off... Unobtainium: "Feminum".
Source: Series / Wonder Woman - The beauty of the game was important, and Grandmasters were considered to be somehow divinely blessed with the ability to pull off such feats of derring-do over the board.
Source: Combat Aestheticist
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