Pull off
Pull off verb - To carry through (as a process) to completion.
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- The glitch still works in FEAR 2, but is much harder to pull off because the command to just drop a weapon was removed, and on top of that it's rare to find weapons themselves on the ground in more than one instance rather than separate ammo pickups.
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In the Red Daughter Of Krypton storyline, two villains tried to pull off separate Batman Gambits to defeat Supergirl: Lobo tries to use Supergirl's rage against her by taunting her into not holding back.
Source: Comicbook / Supergirl
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