Managing
Pull off
Pull off verb - To carry through (as a process) to completion.
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Highest Finish: 10th Lancashire club who spent the better part of a decade surviving against the odds, always managing to pull off last-day escapes.
- The DM wouldn't permit it, despite it being within the rules, but managing to pull off that stunt was revenge enough.
Source: We Have Become Complacent - Locke qualifies himself in Season 4 after managing to pull off several awesome feats in combat and stealth.
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