Pull off
Pull off verb - To carry through (as a process) to completion.
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- He then attempts to pull off an elaborate sales scam to raise enough money to hire Tesh for said performance.
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Whoever managed to pull off an evacuation of a planet with that many people on it deserves a raise.
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Back Stab: You can pull off stealth kills once you raise your Sneak skill high enough.
Source: Video Game / Dark Messiah
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