Pull off
Pull off verb - To carry through (as a process) to completion.
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The ending of The Ill-Made Knight has all the knights from the novel react and cheer as Lancelot manages to pull off a miracle after all.
Source: Continuity Cavalcade - Truth in Television: response to a fear stimulus can activate adrenaline, allowing someone to react quicker, and accomplish physical feats they would not have been able to pull off before.
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Save states essentially allow you to rewind to an earlier point and try again and again until you succeed, and some emulators allow you to slow the game to a crawl so you can react with (from the game's perspective) perfect reflexes and pull off otherwise impossible-to-time jumps.
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