Pull off
Pull off verb - To carry through (as a process) to completion.
Usage example: the rebel forces pulled off a surprisingly successful offensive against the better equipped government troops
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- This is a common theme in League of Legends: champ with a heavy learning curve is released, people slowly learn what said champ can do, people realize that Riot underestimated just how much a master of said champ could pull off and realize that the champ is extremely overpowered, champ gets nerfed.
Source: Game Breaker / League of Legends - The fans, while still mixed, are starting to realize Cena can actually pull off great matches, and enjoy not seeing him in the world title spotlight anymore.
Source: X-Pac Heat - No-one believes the majority of the lies he tries to pull off, but he's usually much too self-centered and over-confident to realize this.
Source: Blatant Lies / Western Animation
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