Pull off
Pull off verb - To carry through (as a process) to completion.
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However as often as not, the villain really is doing actually reprehensible things that just also happen to require astonishing resolve and bravery to pull off.
Source: Villainous Valour -
She managed to pull off Heroic Resolve and save her friends, standing (despite his increasing the gravity on her) and attacking him.
Source: Field Power Effect
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