Distance
Pull off
Pull off verb - To carry through (as a process) to completion.
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The jump itself would be impossible for a normal human being to pull off considering the distance and circumstances, though it's partially justified in that the creators wanted Tarzan to be able to pull off stunts no actor could replicate in real life.
Source: In a Single Bound - Keep in mind that a stalemate of this nature is not as easy to pull off as it sounds, as the power-up you get is based on the distance between the two racers.
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Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: It would have been a lot harder for the Mud Dogs to pull off that game-winning play if the other team hadn't put them in field goal distance by dogpiling Bobby after the play, causing a huge mess of penalties.
Source: Film / The Waterboy
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