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Pull (something) Off

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Pull (something) Off - to succeed in doing something difficult

• We are so happy. We pulled the deal Off with the bank. We can now buy the house.
• The team was able to pull off winning the game.
• Did you pull off the surprise party?
• I was able to pull time off to go to Europe.
• Did the doctor pull off the surgery?

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