Pull off
Pull off verb - Be successful; achieve a goal.
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Win and pull off are semantically related. in accomplish topic. In some cases you can use "Win" instead a verb "Pull off".
Win
Win verb - To achieve victory (as in a contest).
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- Frequently seen in movies is a brilliant player who, despite being obviously behind in the game, is able to pull off a masterful combination and win.
Source: Hollywood Board Games - Introduced as an untrained baby, May's Squirtle was able to pull off moves that it shouldn't have known, as well as win battles that a normal baby Pokémon never would've been able to.
Source: Suetiful All Along -
You also have other things and people working against the Old Ones who manage to pull off a pretty solid win at the end of the first season.
Source: Webcomic / Shadowgirls
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