That's a really hard thing to pull off, and I think it's a really hard thing to pull off quietly.
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I never thought he could pull off what he did, and what's really-- I-- mean, I thought he could pull off something.
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Look ... it's not an easy one to pull off.
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What makes a comedy pilot so hard to pull off?
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Had to pull off to the side of the road.
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But what are actually the hardest feats to pull off?
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Both of these attacks required extensive knowledge to pull off.
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Not that it was an easy feat to pull off.
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Bernie Sanders was able to pull off a narrow upset.
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There's not enough runtime to pull off such a feat.
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The look is easier than you'd think to pull off.
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The best part is that it's easy to pull off.
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The political right couldn't pull off its revolution alone, however.
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But this kind of policy is hard to pull off.
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But not everyone thinks Musk can pull off this vision.
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Well, that's one way to pull off a birthday surprise!
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We've already seen electric aircraft pull off some impressive feats.
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Insatiable is not able to pull off the same trick.
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Women can and do pull off all of the above.
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Bertish didn't just pull off this world record for fun.
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To do so, it needs to pull off two coups.
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We wish we could pull off studded leather jackets. 12.
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It's hard to pull off realistic dismemberment in video games.
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I NEVER THOUGHT HE COULD PULL OFF WHAT HE DID.
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That's a hard haircut to pull off for most people.
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We doubt Gosling's impersonator could pull off that legendary smirk.
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Katy Perry can pull off any hair color she pleases.
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How did you pull off the stunt at the end?
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But Simba shouldn't be able to pull off the jump.
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Could they possibly pull off an episode about transgender issues?
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I never thought he could pull off what he did.
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It might actually pull off something other phone makers couldn't.
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This is not only slow, but hard to pull off.
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Maybe we can pull off green eyeshadow like Lucy Hale?
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Remove from oven, pull off parchment pieces, and serve hot.
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Anyway, there's no way JoJo can pull off that tactic.
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Is there a matching set that Selena can't pull off?
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Drake, meanwhile, knows exactly how to pull off viral jokes.
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But that's a moment that no one could pull off.
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His sort of plain writing is difficult to pull off.
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If he can play, Jacksonville might pull off an upset.
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But it's not so easy to pull off in Washington.
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Vows Few writers can pull off a literary romantic comedy.
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Few authors could consistently it pull off, but Reynolds succeeds.
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And it was pretty easy for him to pull off.
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Just pull off the stems and they're ready to go.
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Yet a repeat performance could be hard to pull off.
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You might even pull off wearing it in the office.
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NBC News: Can Amy Klobuchar pull off a February surprise?
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Just how did Ghosn pull off such an audacious maneuver?
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He was the first driver to pull off the feat.
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With the right makeup, anyone can pull off Jesse's stubble.
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"It's gonna be hard to pull off," Houlahan said, laughing.
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It's a balancing act that's getting harder to pull off.
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Why would Mnuchin think he can pull off this scam?
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It seems like a particularly difficult thing to pull off.
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"Only the queen can pull off that colour," one watcher tweeted.
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To make weighting work, pollsters must pull off two difficult tricks.
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So when you ultimately pull off a victory, it's very satisfying.
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And he tried to pull off a stunt but it backfired.
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And that is notoriously difficult to pull off in the courtroom.
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Status: It's hard to believe Tesla will pull off the timeline.
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Truth be told, yellow isn't the easiest color to pull off.
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Yet if he manages to pull off a win — watch out.
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There's no reason AT&T couldn't pull off the same thing.
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This hourlong musical dramedy sounds ambitious and hard to pull off!
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Dave had driven with his son to pull off the visit.
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What are the hardest things to pull off with your system?
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That heavy-handedness is harder to pull off in democratic countries.
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It's not an easy vibe to pull off, Musgraves will admit.
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Mr Peña has the negotiating skills to pull off these reforms.
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Or can pull off a "box" double entendre without getting blocked.
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A Boycott America plan could be much tougher to pull off.
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In order to pull off the mission, the DEA need men.
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All of the Kardashians can pull off platinum blonde, including Rob.
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It's a move that few besides Swift could easily pull off.
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Somehow, the 2316Voice Bluetooth On-Ear Headphones pull off all three.
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I always think I'll be able to pull off a business.
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Read, however, failed to pull off two high-profile mega deals.
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It takes a deft communicator to pull off such verbal pirouettes.
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It's a movie for kids, which isn't easy to pull off.
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It can be a pain in the ass to pull off.
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I mean, his girlfriend Lauren Kyle seemed to pull off Marge.
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It's tough to pull off white pants, but he did it.
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It's also an incredibly difficult type of mission to pull off.
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Was there anything you wanted to do, but couldn't pull off?
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I don&apost know how they pull off the straight face.
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The doctor teleoperates the instruments to pull off more precise procedures.
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Fortunately, GoFundMe staffers say the latter is hard to pull off.
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That's how you pull off a gown with a 10-ft.
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Alex Rodriguez sure knows how to pull off a hilarious prank.
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Will my nerves be too shot to pull off the blast?
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In truth, the technical solutions aren't that hard to pull off.
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How do you pull off a people's vote in that time?
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Can Apple, if any company, pull off miracles in battery life?
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It made secret or regretful hookups really difficult to pull off.
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His technique is very DIY, but requires expertise to pull off.
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But damn, dying to pull off my stilettos & join a protest!!
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Would Rousey pull off a comeback from her most recent loss?
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It's a move only Apple could pull off without looking ridiculous.
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So here is what Schiff is being allowed to pull off.
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In 2014, 25 banks helped it pull off a rights issue.
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Someone had to pull off his leg hair to rouse him.
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While it didn't pull off big wins, it made some progress.
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But first Mr. Halsey will have to pull off Saturday's concert.
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Futuristic yet elegant — a dichotomy not every brand can pull off.
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How do you pull off a convincing tiger attack on television?
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It's something not many TV shows pull off, or even try.
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It's quite impressive that Foy was able to pull off both.
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But takeovers and mergers are difficult to pull off, he said.
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If he can pull off that fiendishly difficult task, he wins.
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It's a combination that only House of Yes could pull off.
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I wanted to pull off a small shoulder bag with ease.
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It's the sort of audacity that only Gaga could pull off.
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And for good reason, because it's very hard to pull off.
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But surprises like this one can be difficult to pull off.
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Attending AND InterestedSincerity is a hard thing to pull off online.
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And, wait, how did the driver just pull off that turn?
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The thing is, the game needed to pull off something special.
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So will they manage to pull off this giant con job?
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That is, if it can pull off the offering at all.
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Senator Kamala Harris has the potential to pull off this trick.
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"It gets ugly," Lopez said of what the foursome pull off.
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That will be harder to pull off with America distracted, though.
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If these people can pull off this jump, why can't I?
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Did Cambridge Analytica pull off the digital age equivalent against Facebook?
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But that looks difficult for the prime minister to pull off.
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Few songwriters truly manage to pull off being funny in song.
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Why shouldn't Mnuchin imagine he can pull off the same trick?
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But this was looking quite challenging to pull off in practice.
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They are instead trying to pull off a delicate balancing act.
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It will be far from an easy task to pull off.
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This might sound strange, but it's not easy to pull off.
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The service i-buyers offer is a difficult one to pull off.
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But behind the scene, Trump may pull off a peace deal yet.
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How did Satya Nadella, the boss since 2014, pull off this comeback?
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If anyone could authorize and pull off such a plan, it's MBS.
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Albeit no longer new, the velvet trend remains tricky to pull-off.
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That'd probably be a really depressing and expensive series to pull off.
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In order to pull off her next heist, though, she needs Callen.
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That's because conducting research on isolation can be tough to pull off.
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Only Kanye can pull off a feverish-yet-genius video like this.
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Remove any residue and pull off any stickers you had on there.
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Some investors nevertheless still doubt Tsipras can pull off an economic turnaround.
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That would have been a lot harder for them to pull off.
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Brusspup showcases nine different tricks you can pull off with static electricity.
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Criminals don't need any hacking skills at all to pull off sextortion.
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A federal habeas appeal, Drizin says, is nearly impossible to pull off.
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We'd like to see King Kylie pull off a crawler ear jacket.
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But behind the scenes, Trump may pull off a peace deal yet.
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A story like this one is particularly difficult one to pull off.
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Video WILL WASHINGTON CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE PULL OFF AN OCASIO-CORTEZ STYLE UPSET?
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And yet, that's exactly what Peloton have been able to pull off.
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El-Sayed is hoping to pull off a similar upset next month.
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Of course, the technology is hard to explain, much less pull off.
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Not every guy can pull off the half-up, half-down look.
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But what does it take to pull off such a complicated broadcast?
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And yes, the NHL Network has tried to pull off something similar.
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This is how he says he'll pull off such a bold feat.
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PewDiePie (née Felix Kjellberg) is known to pull off the occasional prank.
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Not even the Animus can pull off that sort of power fantasy.
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But questions remain: How could someone pull off such a massive deception?
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If you can pull off three challenges, you'll win some fabulous prizes.
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I mean how many people can pull off a millennial pink suit?
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Seriously, only Jenner could pull off wearing a blazer over a swimsuit.
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Say your name and pull off a superhero move of your choice?
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Then her victims don't escape and pull off some last-minute turnaround?
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Experts have long said that would be very hard to pull off.
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Like us, she thrills in his ability to pull off a con.
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Does he have the self-discipline required to pull off the job?
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Intentional or not, Devgn cannot pull off this bit of Freudian psychoanalysis.
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Volvo plies XC60 shoppers with everything it can pull off supplier shelves.
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After you cut around the core, the skin will pull off easily.
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It has the expertise and resources to pull off such a deal.
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Seems challenging, but it takes very, very little time to pull off.
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And further proof that Taraji P. Henson can pull off any look.
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That's an incredible thing to pull off, especially in a post-apocalypse.
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But if Gillespie can pull off a win against Democratic Lt. Gov.
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Merkel still has the chance to pull off a substantive diplomatic achievement.
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To pull off a look this daring and new takes some guts.
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Were we edgy enough to pull off a look like black lipstick?
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Would they be able to pull off the trade for Colin Kaepernick?
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The cunning Nikolaj Coster-Waldau managed to pull off an incredible caper.
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The night is still young enough to pull off one last deal.
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Jacksonville has been impressive in their ability to pull off big plays.
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The most wide-reaching solution is also the hardest to pull off.
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"Hopefully I can maybe pull off both of them in one game."
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They were looking for a singer that could pull off the acting.
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It goes without saying that this is extraordinarily hard to pull off.
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Who but Rihanna could pull off a lavender bob of this volume?
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Keeler and his trainer Peter Taylor expect to pull off the upset.
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What if this was the one stunt they just couldn't pull off?
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On shorter lines, the open-access approach is harder to pull off.
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One thing is for sure: Theron can pull off any hair transformation.
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As for Mr. Cryan, he is trying to pull off several transformations.
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What makes Mr. Xi believe he could pull off this power grab?
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Can the lucky Bucks pull off the same feat on the road?
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I really think Bullock could pull off Clinton's stilted/awkward side too.
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Rory McIlroy tried his hardest to pull off a Palmer-like charge.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) to pull off a shocker and unseat Sen.
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For all their swagger, Spieth and McIlroy cannot pull off Woods's nonchalance.
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Video games can pull off big twists and turns, to be sure.
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It's almost charming, like when Colin thought he could pull off cornrows.
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But that may be trickier to pull off than most people think.
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Can Los Angeles pull off an upset against the five-time champions?
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LeBron could actually pull off a DiCaprio ... who's gonna argue he's not?
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In today's world, this is not an easy thing to pull off.
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" Few artists can pull off a rhyming couplet between "date" and "castrate.
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Can Alden Ehrenreich actually pull off a passable approximation of Harrison Ford?
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What are some tropes of that genre you wanted to pull off?
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But no one knows if China can pull off this tightrope act.
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Experts say this would be difficult but not impossible to pull off.
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But a write-in campaign is an incredible feat to pull off.
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Why it could struggle: The elements of the source story that make it so good involve the sorts of perspective tricks that are easy to pull off on the page but murderously difficult to pull off on film.
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He can pull off a thin t-shirt without looking cheap or sloppy!
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"He had formulas that enabled him to pull off his magic," Pitt said.
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Helping a local high school student pull off a surprise Frozen-themed promposal?
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Firmware exploits aren't easy to pull off and everyday users aren't likely targets.
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Still, it's rare to pull off this kind of negative trade secret case.
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JC: I think that augmented reality is really, really hard to pull off.
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How Olympic gymnasts use physics to pull off those crazy twists and tumbles.
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It makes it an all-too-easy hack to pull off, Fordham warned.
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But it isn't exactly the easiest look to pull off in everyday life.
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And if anyone can pull off the plaid-on-plaid look, it's Love.
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Some makeup trends just seem too out there to actually pull off IRL.
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Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson sure know how to pull off a suit.
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It sounds good outside, too, which is another tricky feat to pull off.
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Appealing to both of these groups is a difficult trick to pull off.
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It is also trying to pull off a transition into the cloud world.
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And, as Kunis proves, you can pull off the look without even trying.
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Seriously, who but Rihanna can pull off everything from socks to high jewelry?
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Real life personas are so difficult to pull off, especially in today's society.
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Still, she's managed to pull off sophisticated beauty without appearing pearl-clutchingingly conservative.
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The Republican Party could only pull off this formula because it was strong.
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It's about whether you have the confidence to pull off whatever you like.
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That is very tough to pull off, much less with such interesting entries.
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Ahead, we've rounded up hairstyles that take very little time to pull off.
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And now we can't wait until fall to pull off the statement look.
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"Wayward Sisters" didn't quite pull off fleshing out all its ensemble character dynamics.
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This is a feat the networks have never been able to pull off.
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More than anything, I realized I really pull off the Iron Man look.
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And in a sense, it has been way too hard to pull off.
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And there's a simple satisfaction from working together to pull off a robbery.
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Could the United States ever pull off a respectable high-speed rail system?
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But if you're careful, it's totally possible to pull off and extremely hot.
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But what happens when you need to pull off that trick for real?
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Cui says attackers could pull off similar attacks from anywhere in the world.
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What superpower or mystical rite allows him to pull off this heroic feat?
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Other small leagues could never pull off something like that because they're tenants.
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She hadn't planted nearly enough seeds to pull off an event like this.
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Of course it's not actually impossible, but it is difficult to pull off.
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Nathan Deal and the National Rifle Association, Cagle couldn't pull off a win.
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Only this fashion mogul could pull off something so impractical on the court.
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Amazingly, this isn't the first Chinese venue to pull off the same tactic.
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Years later, Butterfield would pull off a pivot more massive than his last.
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How do you pull off this look without looking angry all the time?
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The idea that he could pull off anything like that is basically inconceivable.
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I mean, Harry definitely has the looks to pull off such a transition.
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He's trying to thread a needle that is extraordinarily difficult to pull off.
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And I vacillate whether I can pull off [playing] the leading man anymore.
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Even if it will take years to pull off, that is the plan.
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I doubt even the Faceless Men could pull off a change this dramatic.
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I hope I can pull off scarves like she does when I'm older.
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Learn more about how these two spacecraft will pull off their stunts here.
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This strategy is admittedly hard to pull off, but it pays off bigly.
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She also can totally pull off his red baseball cap and tank look.
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How did he pull off five distinct looks in a matter of minutes?
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"She was trying to pull off and hit the car," the note reads.
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It's a feat they simply haven't been able to pull off with precision.
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Will the three surviving Gowda men manage to pull off a decent thithi?
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But it's not abundantly clear that she can pull off the tough rhetoric.
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Yet they couldn't quite pull off the elusive seed-to-seed success story.
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And they use an unlikely currency to pull off the crime: gift cards.
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But few think he can pull off the upset in his own backyard.
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He didn't, but a few other people managed to pull off the feat.
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But at least they still know how to pull off a good prank.
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In practice, they are far tougher to pull off, especially in the heat.
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Biden's campaign appeared ill-equipped to pull off the comeback necessary to win.
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"I'm absolutely certain we can pull off our business plan," Mr. Suffredini said.
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You can't pull off a line like that unless it's a direct homage.
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She says the venue didn't have enough electricity to pull off the show.
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Give your parents credit for trying to pull off these happy family holidays.
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I was charmed: a nice cake you can pull off on a weeknight!
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But it's fast and good for you, and easy to pull off. Tradeoffs.
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Whether she'll be able to pull off that return is a larger question.
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Maybe we can pull off the same thing before our hospitals are overwhelmed.
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It's not clear, given his age, if he can pull off another comeback.
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If he can pull off a surprise win in South Carolina on Feb.
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It takes a big team to pull off a party of this magnitude.
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The couple knew their theme would be a bit challenging to pull off.
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Forequarter restaurant in Madison, Wisconsin, has managed to pull off a rare feat.
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"It's a difficult thing to pull off with a C.G.I. animal," she said.
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Why should they doubt that they can pull off the same trick again?
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Mr. Laplanche's comeback, though, is not going to be easy to pull off.
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As a responsible parent you pull off the highway into a rest area.
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But integrating it well is a black art that Kia engineers pull off.
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All these habits take is a little bit of effort to pull off.
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The driver was able to pull off the road safely and call 911.
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That one, I think, is going to be pretty hard to pull off.
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Put another way, the model is indicating Hugin may pull off the upset.
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To narrow the gap Alibaba has a tricky balancing act to pull off.
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I know they look nothing alike but he could pull off Trump's lines.
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And when they pull off a raid, both can share in the spoils.
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The older you get, the harder it is to pull off cheap clothes.
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It's unlikely that Washington could pull off the same thing with China today.
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Fallon managed to mostly pull off a regular monologue, in between it all.
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Moonlight certainly isn't the first underdog film to pull off a surprise win.
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It's an idea few have the audacity to try, let alone pull off.
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So, that was something that was very important to pull off the effect.
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What does it feel like to pull off a crime of this magnitude?
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There is still time for Republicans to pull off the ambitious game plan.
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JC: … as much as it's saying, you know, inside academia, you have a set of restrictions and so your ability as someone who's quite talented to pull off a multi-year effort, to pull off something really big, is constrained.
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"If you can't pull off a heist for yourself, how in the hell are you gonna pull off a heist for somebody else?" he intones—a maniacal twist on the self-love mantra that closes each episode of Drag Race.
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Read on for 13 Snaptastic Halloween costume ideas you can pull off this year.
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By trying to pull off one showy, sentimental deed herself, Rebecca already feels exposed.
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We'd pull off the highway and look for a payphone with a dial tone.
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It's novel without being trivial, which isn't not a trick everyone can pull off.
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Her vision for the new American Apparel is a tricky thing to pull off.
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Well, in 2015, we told you how impossible the trend is to pull off.
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But KKW wasn't the only Kardashian-Jenner to pull off a seamless outfit change.
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They knew it would be almost impossible to pull off, but it didn't matter.
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But after initially appearing to pull off the upset, Cabán lost by 22018 votes.
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This was something none of the other photographers at Life could possibly pull off.
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But first, Rocket Lab has to pull off its test flights of the Electron.
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She can pull off almost anything and has certainly tried a lot of looks.
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Even the essential task of text messaging someone is surprisingly hard to pull off.
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Bloomberg may prove to be the establishment's savior if he can pull off a
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Young Thug could pull off that purple jacket because Young Thug is glam rock.
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He thinks they can pull-off a Trump-like upset on the European stage.
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Perhaps it can pull off that same routine again, except from the West Coast.
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"Repeal and replace" is looking harder and harder to pull off by the day.
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The rumpus encapsulated the trick that several Gulf states are trying to pull off.
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Making the special day happen took some hard work and dedication to pull off.
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"I wasn't sure if I could pull off [the bald look]," she tells InStyle.
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BRF began an effort last year to pull off a turnaround in its business.
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All parents know what it's like trying to pull off a good family vacation.
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If anyone can pull off a turn towards retail, it should be Mr Sewing.
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Some Halloween costumes require months of planning and lots of cash to pull off.
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But not everyone can pull off fashion as art, and not many people try.
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No in-body stabilization means it can't pull off some shots pricier cameras can.
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It's a dish even an amateur chef can pull off with the right recipe.
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Key shareholders are looking to pull off a turnaround at the struggling food company.
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Icing can be tricky, especially if you're looking to pull off more sophisticated designs.
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It was 20% luck and 80% strategy, and it felt awesome to pull off.
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At the same time, Rubio has been able to pull off a Reaganesque trick.
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Trump then gave us a humble brag that not everyone can pull off hostility.
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Fresh off house arrest ... Meek helped pull off the shoot to promote Ethika Life.
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And Musk is hardly the only CEO struggling to pull off a balancing act.
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It took episodes of work to pull off the emotional viability of this moment.
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Raspberry Pi's are bare bones machines that can pull off a lot of tricks.
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"When people pull off this fantasy, it can be very successful," Dr. Castellanos says.
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And easy to pull off, especially since there is snow surrounding the prince's castle.
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I am a huge fan of works that can pull off massive tonal swings.
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A rare talent, but as we've seen demonstrated, it's quite possible to pull off.
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They're the 10th team in NBA history to pull off such an unlikely win.
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I also found a bunch of tricks only the Apple Watch can pull off.
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Any one of those is hard to pull off; Keith has mastered all three.
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The game is so gorgeous because it's hand-drawn — something few games pull off.
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Whether he can pull off this delicate high-wire act is an open question.
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News reports suggest that just a few students pull off a sweep each year.
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It's a very difficult trick to pull off and no car does it better.
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Supergirl may be from Krypton, but she can totally pull off the Themyscirian look.
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Words of caution: Single payer on the state level is difficult to pull off.
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El-Sayed is hoping to pull off an upset of his own on Tuesday.
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So Baron Cohen enlisted his wife, Isla Fisher, to help pull off his plan.
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That they were too dumb, politically speaking, to pull off anything close to this.
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Pull off the safety cap, put the tip against the thigh, and push. Boom.
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It's flattering on many skin tones, even if it takes confidence to pull off.
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"Unless you start succession planning early, it's hard to pull off successfully," said Pirker.
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But, to win the nomination, that's what he's going to have to pull off.
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"I wasn't sure if I could pull off [the bold look]," she told InStyle.
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Even if you're new to grilling, you can pull off this easy chicken recipe.
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With guys like that, I just pull off the waxing strip a little harder.
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Fantasy Flight has a tricky balancing act to pull off when resurrecting this game.
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There are creative ways to pull off summer layering without succumbing to heat stroke.
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"It's a tough situation and it's not that easy to pull off," he said.
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They mostly abstain from Photoshop, preferring to pull off the mirage with their hands.
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Unfortunately, as Motherboard reported last year, this is still relatively easy to pull off.
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That's not to say This Is Us can't pull off an engaging second season.
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It's what they're aiming for now, but it could be hard to pull off.
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The field was set for Republicans to pull off the same trick in 2018.
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He also has these Wolverine-esque mutton chops that only he could pull off.
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So how did the Jonas Brothers pull off this and find relevance in 2020?
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Trump merely revels in his ability to pull off what nobody thought he could.
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Other data show how China is trying to pull off a difficult balancing act.
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Here's a collection of make-ahead Thanksgiving recipes you can pull off this weekend.
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In one game, your goalie might pull off an impromptu headstand between the posts.
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I don't need to pull off anything too long — I'm short, pushing 5 foot.
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A group of disparate women work together to pull off a high-stakes heist.
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And as the population decline accelerates, economic growth will be harder to pull off.
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So, I am really proud of our people to pull off a whole year.
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This near-universal promise among conservatives is harder to pull off than it sounds.
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It's much harder to pull off the story of those who are largely forgotten.
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Whether Made Renovation can pull off its grand vision is a giant question mark.
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But does this look like a guy who can pull off a cover-up?
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The Republican Party of Iowa felt considerable pressure to pull off a flawless caucus.
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It's a simple idea, but it's one that can be difficult to pull off.
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"It all seems very authentic, which is so hard to pull off," Karwowski said.
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Any actor who can pull off an "I PEED MY PANTS" storyline deserves credit.
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Mittelstadt is eager to follow their path and pull off the state-championship/Mr.
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That he can pull off both postures with equal effectiveness demonstrates Jidenna's natural flexibility.
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But now, thanks to Trump's endorsement, DeSantis could pull off a surprise primary win.
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But Republicans believe Gillespie can rally their conservative base to pull off an upset.
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It's what they're aiming for now, but it could be hard to pull off.
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The evolution of The Sidekicks is one that most bands struggle to pull off.
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It would be a remarkable achievement if Trump could pull off a surprise win.
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Why it matters: These probes are legally complex and historically difficult to pull off.
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That should have mattered more than his ability to pull off a decent show.
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There are very few people who can pull off a solid rabona in-game.
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But the opposing cases of Kesha and Katy Perry (it remains to be seen whether Cyrus will be able to pull off another drastic image makeover this fall) suggest that this transition is a lot harder to pull off than it might seem.
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It was not a total overhaul, something Mr. Grant says is hard to pull off.
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But if Foles can pull off the upset, MJD says there's A LOT of upside.
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They didn't think she could pull off the weight loss, so they hired someone else.
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It's a good year for those who can pull off a lot of citrus tones.
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And then you had the Republicans constantly trying to pull off the oversized straw hat.
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According to USA Today, authorities say the rescue took almost three hours to pull off.
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Only a true fashion girl can pull off a bedazzled pom-pom beanie with panache.
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How have West Virginia's teachers managed to pull off this large-scale collective action campaign?
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So, just how do they pull off those cute heels while running through the woods?
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Richard Nixon, the Republican candidate in 1960, was the last to pull off this feat.
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How does she pull off her many, many hairstyles without a hint of hair damage?
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I mean, how else were they able to pull off switcheroo hijinks at the Tipton?
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That said, you'll be surprised at what you can pull off with a little practice.
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It's both deeply emotional and philosophical, the sort of thing Anderson can pull off beautifully.
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And it's also an example of why these movies are so hard to pull off.
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Now the question is whether AMD can pull off another upset in the GPU space.
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But real escapes — no matter how big or small — take actual work to pull off.
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It's clear Tesla has the technical and visionary chops to pull off the Model 3.
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He's making inroads to befriending Elliot because he needs him to pull off a hack.
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But more questions were needed to solidify how we would pull off a move successfully.
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How is my son going to pull off this most coveted of theatrical roles pic.twitter.
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I envied her for her androgyny, something I didn't think I could pull off anymore.
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No hardware manufacturer of its ilk has previously been able to pull off the trick.
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Well, Riverdale can certainly still pull off a jaw-dropper of an episode, can't it?
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Check back then to see if SpaceX can pull off a triple landing this time.
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How many 0003-year-old women can pull off head chains, cutouts and crop tops?
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Upgraded versions of Virgin Galactic's spaceplanes could also help to pull off such a vision.
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And congestion pricing has proven to be a tricky to pull off for most municipalities.
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How did they pull off the waltz scene between Belle (Emma Watson) and the Beast?
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And that's something many brands fail to pull off in social media messaging, Shih said.
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Besides, it'd take some kind of Tony-award winning actor to pull off this role.
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The tightness of confidants of Beyoncé helped her pull off the ultimate stealth album release.
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That's a pretty hard thing to pull off for someone in your mid-40s, right?
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Obama writes that she and her husband did manage to pull off their daughter's request.
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Brian To/Variety/REX/Shutterstock Olivia Wilde can pull off pretty much any beauty look.
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Mr Tsipras can now hope to pull off a similar coup over the Macedonia vote.
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But Mr Swan hopes to pull off the tricky task of marrying ambition with discipline.
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That's not a knock at the trio, it's an incredible difficult thing to pull off.
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Or maybe you just want to pull off the perfect Guardians of the Galaxy cosplay?
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Both Interstellar and Gravity were able to pull off some amazing things with this approach.
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Technically and financially, Facebook could probably pull off such an ambitious undertaking on its own.
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However without landing legs, landing with the engines would be extra difficult to pull off.
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Maybe it was an outfit you didn't think you were fit enough to pull off.
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If department stores can't pull off a strong holiday season, they'll really be in trouble.
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And learning how to pull off headshots in Counter Strike has also helped her relax.
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Whenever it suited them, they could easily pull off to visit small towns and landmarks.
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Not every researcher agrees that attribution science can pull off both magnitude and probability calculations.
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Getting them to pull off some "super-classical" feat maybe wasn't out of the question.
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Real talk: These braids are way better than anything I could ever pull off IRL.
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Now if they could pull off the Mannequin Challenge during the game, that'd be something.
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Jeb Bush can slog on to South Carolina but must pull off an upset there.
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At the beginning of 2018, Elon Musk predicted that SpaceX would pull off 30 launches.
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You get the impression he's the kind of guy who could pull off a monocle.
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The senator has been focusing intensely on the state, hoping to pull off an upset.
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The series was also a way to showcase how to pull off a good prank.
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Later this year RWE will pull off a similar split, albeit in a different way.
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Many people assumed he was joking, or trying to pull off another attention-getting stunt.
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Emezie's fumble late in last year's meeting allowed Wake Forest to pull off an upset.
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The fear for Democrats is that he could pull off a similar feat next year.
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However, he could pull off quite a show in having a court shut him down.
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""A HUGE thank you to @tysonbrand for helping me pull off this EPIC nugget toast!
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To pull off this experiment, I broke it into three categories: food, toys, and diapers.
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Kalanick says it would be impossible to pull off the alleged conspiracy, according to Bloomberg.
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We have also seen Trump pull off this charade many times over the past decade.
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That's a tricky balance, not one many singers have been able to successfully pull off.
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If Sinema does pull off the comeback, McSally still has a path to the Senate.
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Seriously, who else on this planet could pull off a patterned men's shirt like Rozay?
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Christian Slater's clearly a perfectionist ... look at him trying to pull off the Mannequin Challenge.
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It made me realize there's no one "type" of body that can "pull off" leggings.
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But it does highlight the difficulty of the balancing act they're trying to pull off.
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So maybe she doesn't need any help from producers to pull off the villain role.
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Here are five things the film does manage to pull off, for better or worse.
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But perhaps the biggest question is whether subway officials can actually pull off the plan.
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R. Calling something "readable" can have negative connotations, but it's still hard to pull off!
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Neither would Swift, who's certainly a deft enough songwriter to pull off a similar feat.
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What is not clear is how, exactly, Mr. Musk would pull off such a deal.
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For bettors unsure whether the team will pull off the miraculous feat, another option exists.
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It would be interesting to see someone try to pull off an all-trench story.
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" But, Mr. Hale added, "whether he'll pull off a hard-boiled thriller remains a mystery.
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Yet the small-budget production hasn't quite managed to pull off the grand guignol finale.
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The team behind You was aware this would be a difficult feat to pull off.
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That it mostly manages to pull off the latter without trivializing the former is admirable.
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But logistically it would be difficult to pull off, as Pompeo quickly points out. Why?
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It vacillates between ever-expanding, dense subplots that require a steady hand to pull off.
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That's because there's usually enough propellant left over to pull off such a ground landing.
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There is a second way Trump might try to pull off a Saturday Night Massacre.
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They're trying to pull off a heist that will bring riches, and maybe even survival.
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That's the kind of balancing act Rooney is able to pull off in her books.
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Around the clock, inmates pull off the scheme using phones they acquired from bribing guards.
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Even if you had your first kiss at the roadside pull-off, you'd close it.
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Can it pull off the biggest public market debut ever, and who's buying the stock?
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That seems like it would be a challenge to pull off as a performer. Yes.
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But to pull off that trick, you need to have complete control over your genre.
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For instance, Bloomberg found increases in donations to small colleges that pull off big upsets.
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That&aposs a feat that Skydio&aposs competitors have yet to pull off, Moss said.
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He's definitely got the action movie chops, and the atmospheric chops, to pull off Bond.
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It's been remarkably difficult to pull off for deeply blue states like Vermont and California.
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How will each piece of the puzzle fit together to pull off the perfect heist?
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The last rule you need to know to pull off this grift: spread it out.
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The Treasury Department has tried to make inversions harder to pull off, but without much effect.
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That's a tricky balance to pull off, and Keri Russell does a great job with it.
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Midway through the first volume of Jupiter's Legacy, the story's villains pull off a major coup.
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Perhaps the most troubling part: how simple these hacks were to figure out and pull off.
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The only question now is whether it can pull off that kind of magic trick again.
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What may surprise you, however, is just how easy it is to pull off at home.
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But as McAdams has proven all award season, she can pull off just about any silhouette.
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Another joke that is silly, easy to pull off, and (relatively) quick to clean up. 5.
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The airport style clairvoyant was seen in London rocking the hard-to-pull-off '70s trend.
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Actually building the car is not the most difficult of tricks you have to pull off.
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Simply put, this kind of seemingly effortless, popcorn-movie fun is really difficult to pull off.
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Wonder Woman had an arduous task to pull off on its way to the box office.
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Plus, you can pull off seamless 360-degree stunt flips if you decide to get fancy.
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It already looks hilarious in that borderline corny way that only the Wayans can pull off.
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Overall, Facebook managed to pull off Dating without any glaring privacy snafus or other obvious missteps.
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In most cases, Wilson's Heart still revels in the tricks that only VR can pull off.
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Can a group of women really pull off million-dollar robberies like this in real life?
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"It's rare when they go off the grid like this and pull off something like this."
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Again, I'm able to pull off the maneuver as if I've been doing this for years.
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So the question lingers: Can you pull off dating someone who is close to your ex?
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Some wonder if the stalwart of traditional advertising can pull off such a shift in focus.
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If they could pull off an attack on the scale of 9/11 easily, they would.
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Halle Berry has always been a woman who can pull off any hairstyle her heart desires.
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You used to need a hefty amount of money to pull off these kind of things.
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But Lyft certainly picked the right company to help them try and pull off this trial.
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An all-black Sonos One has a sleek stealthy vibe that the M23 doesn't pull off.
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Nearly 20 years later, ESPN hopes it can pull off a similar feat for basketball fans.
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And you know what, that's a pretty OK thing for a video game to pull off.
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In some areas, particularly abroad, increased scrutiny appears to be making deals harder to pull off.
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But Jurassic Park: Fallen Kingdom doesn't have the dedication to pull off that particular magic trick.
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After my mini epiphany, I realized that miniskirts can pull off the same switcheroo as midis.
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So, here are the positions your need to know to pull off sex in your bathroom.
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While those can be hacked too, the exploits against them are much harder to pull off.
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It takes front to pull off a free-meal swindle, and I'm an admirer of gall.
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Kim practices on a hairdresser's mannequin at home until she can pull off some passable braids.
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But you can pull off some pretty exciting positions right on your couch, so why bother?
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As crimes become harder to pull off, the least competent robbers drop out of the market.
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Scott is confident that with the right strategy, Trump can pull off a victory in November.
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However that change of tone would be hard to pull off in the case of Iran.
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And I was downright blown away at what the software zoom could pull off at 5x.
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It's something none of the over-engineered 3D battle systems of past games could pull off.
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It's really easy to pull off and works on every hair texture and length out there.
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As a blonde (natural or otherwise), there are a few different costumes you can pull off.
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To pull off this trick, Ring needs something better: direct access to raw police dispatch data.
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Ahead, we've rounded up photos that showcase exactly how to pull off the pastel rainbow manicure.
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But if you&aposre able to pull off a successful transformation, you&aposll reap the benefits.
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See, the risk is if the boys panic and they pull off the mask, they drown.
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And remember: FIFA nerds are evil, especially when they know how to pull off a rabona .
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For the most part, fans agree that Hudgens can pull off both long and short hair.
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After all, the Russians didn't always need witting accomplices to pull off their covert influence spectacular.
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She takes several minutes to catch him, but finally gets him to pull off the highway.
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He isn't detail oriented, organized or big picture enough to pull off any [type] of conspiracy.
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Others say the hurdles to launching a broadcast television show are too great to pull off.
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We share stories that are... they'd be tough to pull off sometimes, even in Netflix land.
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Watch the video above, then check out the steps below, to pull off the look yourself.
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It's beautiful surgery nobody else can pull off, and unique enough to define Denver's entire personality.
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The Wisconsin Republican shut down a young man's attempts Tuesday to pull off the popular gesture.
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What's more, there are a ton of gorgeous hairstyles you can pull off with long hair.
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Okay...At first it seems unbelievable that a few men could pull off such a feat.
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I had only seen one episode, after all, and pilots are notoriously tricky to pull off.
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They pull off their crap sled, which was exactly like mine and my dad's go-kart.
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You need just three things to pull off this costume — a varsity jacket, sunglasses, and earphones.
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Then there's the robbery the widowed wives decide to pull off to clear their husbands' debts.
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That's on me, I suppose, but I don't think that's a look I can pull off.
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Outside of my inability to pull off the raid's trickier jumps, it was an incredible experience.
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Could we actually pull off a show where the audience didn't use their phones at all?
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The Oscars proved this year that you can pull off an awards ceremony without a host.
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The 2010 music video follows the four artists trying to pull off an elaborate bank heist.
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One thing is sure: Without habits, those things will be extremely difficult to pull off.17.
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For Mr Trump in particular, the post-primary moderation effect may be tricky to pull off.
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It wasn't nearly enough to pull off the upset despite an excellent performance on the glass.
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Counterterrorism officials immediately recognized Mumbai's significance and how easy it would be to pull off elsewhere.
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But the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference foe couldn't pull off the upset, undone by poor shooting.
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"Donald Trump is trying to pull off the biggest scam in American political history," Rubio said.
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That's when Liu started to kiss her and tried to pull off her clothes, she said.
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Richardson said that shot was one of the most difficult to pull off for the movie.
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The good news: Active listening is fairly easy to pull off by using some proven tips.
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"We had to pull off to the side of the road" to regain composure, he said.
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Read more here about where Bredesen needs to win to pull off an upset in Tennessee.
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He ran against the rules in defiance of conventional wisdom to pull off an improbable victory.
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But if you're still stumped on how to pull off this edgy style, look no further.
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The nail in the coffin was a daring steal few would even try to pull off.
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I was impressed at Bomba Estereo's ability to pull off both rock and dance music live.
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But, at the same time, an actor should be able to pull off a different role.
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And, of course, the text in which Mom attempts to pull off a really bad joke.
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I personally doubt that Trump will be able to pull off a right-left populist coalition.
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They even managed to pull off a destination wedding while Burnham, 27, was four months pregnant.
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There are three totally cheap tricks that you can pull off during the game's opening hour.
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It's a kind of magic trick they're going to try to pull off in full view.
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Holocaust hoaxes are difficult to pull off because of the extent of documentation of the genocide.
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I feel like I can't breathe so I pull off my mask and light a cigarette.
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Seeing such a prolific, famous artist successfully pull off playing a "nobody" is just plain fun.
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The rules are simple: You've got 60 seconds to pull off as many tricks as possible.
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Did The Magicians need to pause its entire season to pull off an elaborate magical heist?
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The process cost more than $1 billion to pull off and took 250 years to finish.
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I don't know if she can pull off that type of strength to take on Trump.
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If they could easily pull off an attack on the scale of 9/11, they would.
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It's a lot harder to pull off a one-liner on something like Transparent or Girls.
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In theory, Mr. Musk could pull off the transaction without taking on massive amounts of debt.
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Brady looked ready to pull off another amazing comeback, driving the Patriots to the Titans' 37.
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That meant some counties could pull off the recount with ease, and others simply could not.
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If Democrats pull off the upset tomorrow, it would show the 2018 blue wave hasn't crested.
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To pull off the search indexing, Google is automatically transcribing all the podcast episodes it finds.
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Cells typically move by using tiny filaments that help them push and pull off other objects.
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Learn the basics of cocktail garnishes before you try to pull off a maraschino-related ruse.
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Now the government is trying to pull off the biggest overhaul of the industry in decades.
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Gag drag in a comedy setting is tough to pull off, unless you are Phyllis Diller.
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You mention in one of your articles that "Hustlers" couldn't pull off an awards-season rebrand.
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Suffice it to say, the psychological calisthenics necessary to pull off "register bingo" are not trivial.
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That makes it a lot harder to pull off what George Bush did — protect his firewall.
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If she can pull off a strong finish in Nevada, it could help resurrect her campaign.
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Tom Price will be asked to pull off the most perilous high-wire act in Washington.
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But in an age of ever-present cameras, it's getting a lot harder to pull off.
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Well, it kinda, sorta tried to pull off a new mystery this season, with disastrous results.
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It's certainly possible that House Democrats are able to pull off the same this time around.
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And then, after all that, they managed to pull off another comeback and win it all.
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I rang the doorbell of my grandmother's house before remembering to pull off my wedding ring.
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I rang the doorbell of my grandmother's house before remembering to pull off my wedding ring.
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The ever-game actors (and their seamlessly integrated stunt doubles) pull off some truly wild acrobatics.
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The Athletics pull off this tightwad act with exceedingly bright management, but it is an exception.
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But as we load the ride and pull off, we immediately feel the car dragging hard.
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Jeff even enlisted Cher's help to pull off the spectacular proposal that included fireworks in Cabo.
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Imagine seeing a UFC fighter pull off a Stone Cold Stunner in a real fist fight?
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It's impossible to think of any other actress being able to pull off what Henson does.
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The game worked because it played superbly—not everyone could pull off the fatalities, after all.
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But the sort of changes needed to attract more users will take some time to pull off.
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According to Tanabe, this kind of physical comedy can be hard to pull off in a game.
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To pull off a similar getup, this silk blouse and high-waist bottom will do the trick.
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If Iaquinta can pull off the win he is right back in the top of the division.
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Unicorn "Poops" Only unicorns could pull off connecting bathroom behavior with dessert — dare we call this cute?
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One of us even managed to pull off the most shocking political upset in recent American history.
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I think musicals are so tough to pull off that for a while, they just weren't done.
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Similarly, if multiple Senate races swing the Democrats' way, the party could pull off a Senate upset.
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If this deal doesn't pull off as planned, they're in good company: a recent analysis by Bitcoin.
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It's another to pull off the ambitious reorganizing of US trade and commerce that Trump is proposing.
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Depending on the strength of their personal relationship, this one could actually pull off for the dealer.
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But questions swirl around her campaign&aposs ability to pull off an upset over Little in November.
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If I can pull off my shirt in front of ten people it is because of her.
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Hey, if you can pull off the Hugsy-on-an-Eames-chair look, more power to you.
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Lots of shows have done time jumps recently, and they're getting harder and harder to pull off.
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Should this raise hopes that he will pull off a deal in his trade war with China?
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If you want to pull off amazing photos that look professional, you'll need to learn some skills.
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Such a payout would be difficult to pull off politically and, given Italy's towering public debt, financially.
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Now we know how Karl Lagerfeld is able to pull off such grand fashion shows each season.
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And the idea of a bombing will be a tricky one for this show to pull off.
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That said, there is some trickery needed to pull off the 4K projection at this price point.
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Even Thrones, back in the early days, could reportedly pull off each installment for around $63 million.
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By contrast, it doesn't take an elaborate or complicated terrorist plot to pull off a vehicle attack.
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It must've been unimaginably hard to pull off after having the rug pulled out from under them.
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Besides, the Faith of the Seven is lame, and septons never pull off any cool magic tricks.
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Comfortable and summer-vacation-appropriate, yet still dressy enough to pull off at most cocktail-attire weddings.
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The trouble with "Who is America?" is not that satire is hard to pull off in 2018.
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Though, if anyone could pull off three hands or legs, it'd definitely be the two of them.
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One more thing: Can anybody else rival her ability to pull off Versace's sexy, avant-garde glamor?
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But both remedies are hard to pull off when there is bone-shaking turbulence in global markets.
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Not many people can pull off such a daring shade, but Mbatha-Raw did so with perfection.
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Coders like Omarov typically pull off device hacks like this simply to prove it can be done.
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Since Hawk made the trick a household name, younger skateboarders have been able to pull off 1080s.
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These plots are intrinsically difficult to pull off: They require huge amounts of planning, organization, and preparation.
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Truth be told, we're not surprised to see Gaga pull off such an enigmatic look so seamlessly.
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But polls show Johnson has inched much closer to Feingold, and could pull off a major upset.
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But it is the final approach, rescinding a regulation altogether, that is the trickiest to pull off.
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Saturday's Times report is likely to make it more complicated for him to pull off that feat.
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To pull off the ruse, he had a white avatar play him at Klan meetings and ceremonies.
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He strode in with a confidence few can pull off, let alone while wearing a fox costume.
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She is horribly miscast and unable to pull off neither the humour nor any chemistry with Rao.
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IS IT JUST ME, OR DID I JUST PULL OFF THE GREATEST TWITTER SCHEME OF ALL TIME?????
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The good news is that you don't have to be a model to pull off the look.
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Ahead, we've got a handful of date ideas you can pull off in less than an hour.
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All you'll need is a few accessories (not just animal ears) to pull off several creative costumes.
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" Video She continued, "If she was just kidnapped, it would be a hard feat to pull off.
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In an election year full of unexpected victories, Daniel Brezenoff is hoping to pull off one more.
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But just how did she pull off performing and multiple wardrobe changes while braving the painful condition?
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If you don't have photographic evidence of what you sold, this scam is easier to pull off.
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How the company even plans to pull off this scheme raises some pretty big questions as well.
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To be absolutely clear: These attacks are difficult to pull off, and TrustZone generally works as advertised.
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He moves to the Ozarks in an attempt to pull off the scheme he sold to Del.
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Just weeks before she tries to pull off a heist at the Met Gala in Ocean's 8!
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The Constitution makes it difficult to pull off the kind of Putinesque strong-arming that Trump admires.
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His animations are clunky, floppy, or non-existent, depending on the maneuver you're trying to pull off.
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To pull off these radical camera effects, the company turned to an unexpected source: its AI team.
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The number of nations and criminal hacking organizations that could pull off these campaigns is not large.
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Few video artists today can pull off the aesthetic of the mystic as well as Karen Azoulay.
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The group also allegedly tried to pull off a bank heist via the central bank of Bangladesh.
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The Spurs trailed 72-63 starting the fourth and were poised to pull off another comeback win.
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While motion controls still work with both of those setups, they're awkward as hell to pull off.
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If you can't study wand dexterity at Hogwarts, you can at least pull off some independent study.
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It's claustrophobic, gray, and dystopian in a way that only British creators can seem to pull off.
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And where better to pull off your messiest pranks than the most disgusting room in your house?
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And so, if you want to look inside a tower you can just pull off the wall.
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It's a very common scheme and a very plausible one for someone like Darlene to pull off.
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If the Democrat is to pull off the unlikely win, this is how he would do it.
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If anyone on this earth can pull off thigh-high, iridescent, gold sequin boots, it's Michelle Obama.
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Rotnarong however hasn't lost his spark, and despite the paunch can still pull off a cartwheel kick.
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The stunt went down Thursday morning ... as onlookers watched Erendira pull off the crazy ass stunt ... TWICE!
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We can no longer afford to debate whether we should or can't pull off this monumental task.
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The same approach helped Democrats pull off an apparent upset in the Kentucky governor's race this week.
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While the prose can seem deceptively simple, a well-written picture book isn't easy to pull off.
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Our objective was always to pull off a great party without them even getting wind of it.
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This means more comprehensive content, which is really hard to pull off with a concise recipe alone.
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This is Gaza's second film festival, and like many second acts, it was tough to pull off.
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Bohan used elegant suits and easy-to-pull-off silhouettes to bridge the elite and non-elite.
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On one hand, this scam is depressingly easy to pull off that even I could've done it.
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All you need is plenty of black and leather articles of clothing to pull off Jett's look.
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It's a look that only Britney Spears could pull off, which is what makes it so iconic.
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But traders remained skeptical over whether the Fed would be able to pull off the monetary scheme.
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Ms. Savage said she feels a sense of pride that they were able to pull off homeownership.
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Walking through the halls on her two hind legs, this dog can really pull off a dress.
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Turns out, it's kind of a hard look to pull off, whether or not you're fully clothed.
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It took the famed helmet catch by David Tyree for the Giants to pull off the upset.
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It's still a pretty big deal that the US can even pull off a test like this.
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"Much less expensive" and "lower deductibles": That's a hard act to pull off in the same plan.
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The thing is, if anyone can pull off this sort of sci-fi feat, it's probably Church.
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These days, I feel too gay to wear dresses, but not masculine enough to pull off suits.
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Colton Haynes went to great lengths -- 2 weeks to be exact -- to pull off botched Miss Piggy.
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She is one of the few violinists who can pull off solo recitals in Carnegie's big hall.
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It's a lovely, graceful exploration of character dynamics in a way only Buffy can quite pull off.
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But since then, only Willie Smith of the 1964 Angels managed to pull off such a feat.
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I have a classically beautiful face but will never pull off clothes like my broad-shouldered sister.
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Which underdog team has the best chance to pull off a "do you believe in miracles" upset?
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But mostly, he just didn't think about the insanity of what he was trying to pull off.
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Holzman says she was able to pull off moments like this because producers had faith in her.
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But, with the coronavirus pandemic in full swing, it's obvious it would be impossible to pull off.
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The younger Mr. Kim could still pull off a propaganda victory even if he's not at home.
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We've seen this before, but it's still a very cool thing to watch a constructor pull off.
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Perfect for the quick-change act you'll have to pull off as you pass through airport security.
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By then he must pull off the do-or-die miracle he's likened to a moon landing.
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But the creature would rather have someone who, y'know, looks like a protagonist pull off this task.
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The characters of Dorothy Brock (Ria Jones) and Julian Marsh (Alexander Hanson) are harder to pull off.
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"It's like how people talk about comedy being harder to pull off than drama," he told me.
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So it's tough to pull off big action sequences with prosthetics and fire and all that stuff.
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You can pull off such master strokes effectively only if what you're doing has imagination and vision.
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Pull off any leaf (also colloquially called a petal) that feels thicker than a sheet of newspaper.
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This week, I'm backing Minnesota to pull off another upset, with Cousins once again leading the way.
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On the road, where a pitch-stealing scam was more difficult to pull off, the Astros hit .
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If I could ever pull off an hour of stand-up as good, I'd be quite content.
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With a bit of practice and sufficient lighting, the scans it can pull off are rather incredible.
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Of course, even if you're sold on a shorter workday, it might be hard to pull off.
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You tap to push forward, and swipe in a variety of directions to pull off various moves.
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But Sweeney felt she could not pull off the character if she played Pat as a man.
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They likely will need another hot-shooting performance to produce enough offense and pull off the upset.
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The company patented the California mode process, which sounds simple but apparently is hard to pull off.
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It can't pull off the same trick that Carry On did because that trick only works once.
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However, because it isn't easy to pull off, it's time to leave this trend in the past.
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Running to Hice's right in the 10th district would likely be difficult for Broun to pull off.
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The Suns could have tried that, but it would have been much more difficult to pull off.
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That's quite a bit of theme material, but it's necessary to pull off the growing NOSE visual.
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But the story of the day was Brady, who was unable to pull off yet another miracle.
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It's like one of those songs only Mother Monster can pull off, so don't sweat it, Gronk.
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And besides, they say — he's too old and too polite to actually pull off another daring getaway.
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Some candidates — like Donald Trump — can pull off complaining about the moderators without looking weak and whiny.
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Beyoncé isn't the first to pull off such a big, black cultural moment at the Super Bowl.
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It takes a guy with the right mind to pull off these extreme looks, and he does.
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"This country can pull off whatever it wants to pull off," Mary Callahan Erdoes, the chief executive of JPMorgan Chase's asset and wealth management division, said on Monday evening, before the investment conference began in earnest, over a latte in the sprawling lobby of the Riyadh Ritz-Carlton.
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Any stop-Trump effort would be nearly impossible to pull off at this point in the election cycle.
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My fingers are still nimble enough to pull off the moves, but time and patience have worn thin.
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The Trump adviser downplayed concern that anti-Trump delegates would be able to pull off such a coup.
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It's possible these countries may want to buy flights on the BFR to pull off their lunar plans.
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It's not always obvious just how to pull off a screengrab though, especially when they're blocked by default.
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There's also a fleet of influencers at the ready to help inspire you pull off the look. Seriously.
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More than anything, the 8K displays and custom processor seem like the hardest thing to pull off here.
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Any human trials would be hard to pull off, given how sporadic and limited Nipah outbreaks have been.
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DIY promoters were able to pull off parties on a shoestring budget—often illegally—without too much drama.
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But more than anything, I'm fascinated by what the hell else this show might be able pull off.
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Krzyzewski's bunch hung around and rallied behind a pro-Duke crowd to pull off the four-point win.
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If we pull off the trade deals, which I think I will, we have a lot of power.
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But these low-level acts would be impossible to pull off without smugglers like Danbi taking larger risks.
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"To pull off an ambush like that, all the Republicans had to be in on it," state Sen.
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In this distracted world, an experience that visceral is as refreshing as it is difficult to pull off.
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LONDON — There are so many innovative wedding proposals online these days, it's hard to pull off something new.
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Booger's purposefully unpolished sound is one that's difficult to pull off, but in this case pays off immensely.
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On March 24th Netflix is launching a new series that it hopes will pull off the same trick.
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It takes a talented and ambitious couple to successfully pull off Beyoncé and Jay-Z Halloween costumes.
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Regardless, it's unsettling how seemingly easy it was to pull off a data heist of such unprecedented proportion.
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Kucherov has the audacity and the ability to pull off moves few other players would dare to attempt.
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It turns out not every series can casually pull off a James Bond-style reinvention with new players.
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Our minds are blown that someone could pull off a photo op like this, mid-French paparazzo chase.
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But you should really think about it as multiple things, each of which is complex to pull off.
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It's a whole new motivation for me to see if I can pull off something special next year.
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What did Disney know about streaming and the complex technology needed to pull off that kind of service?
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You come home from a run, pull off your watch and drop it — somewhere in the living room.
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In the end, she could literally pull off the face mask as if it were a second skin.
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Hardware plays like this are hard to pull off, but this might be the team to do it.
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They want to join forces with Democrats to pull off the rare procedural trick in defiance of leadership.
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It shows that the much-needed consolidation of the car industry will be fiendishly hard to pull off.
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It's a moment only Annalise Keating could pull off, and only Olivia Pope could push someone to create.
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It's a fairly simple concept that usually takes a couple of extra minutes to pull off on mobile.
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He said such attacks are difficult to pull off because they require specialized technical expertise and sophisticated equipment.
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Minivans can pull off the same feat, but they can't tow 22.4,25 pounds like a Yukon XL can.
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It's a major technique, and it will be a lot harder to pull off in the new Safari.
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Yet the Trump administration is in a uniquely bad position to pull off this kind of diplomatic feat.
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Ahead, find inspiring and easy-to-pull-off weekend outfits that'll make you forget all about the beach.
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If we've learned anything over the years it's that Rihanna can pull off absolutely any look, anywhere, ever.
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It's a singular achievement, one he might never pull off again—and honestly, would you want him to?
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In true meta-Deadpool fashion, the trailer pauses to pull off a Toy Story spoof before getting serious.
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My son was on the bus screaming and crying and y'all still told the bus to pull off.
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Cost concerns point to an awkward truth: though scale is an advantage, mergers are hard to pull off.
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" The way Bates sees it: "If you can pull off an Easter Egg Roll, you can do anything.
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"What the big brands told us … is that they really needed the [pull-off closure] tape," Phung says.
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Last year, former Suits star Markle told Glamour UK she wished she could pull off Victoria Beckham's pieces.
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Other options are available if someone in your household can pull off a very good impression of you.
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Check out how the process works below and maybe you'll try to pull off your own DIY bloom.
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Ahead, we've rounded up some thought-starters that even the most last-minute costume planners can pull off.
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When it comes to makeup, Nelson says selecting shades in the same undertone are easier to pull off.
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As for the night's biggest award, fans are wondering if Luke Bryan can pull off a three-peat?
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He is the first man to pull off the U.S. Open-PGA Championship double since Woods in 2000.
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And other brands were able to pull off subtle and thoughtful messages that didn't come off as exploitative.
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A lot of people like to adjust the draw length with other controllers to pull off shots faster.
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That's given Democrats some hope that they could pull off one or more unexpected victories here this fall.
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To pull off this feat of green building, the development will need more than just hyper-efficient structures.
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Unfortunately, though popular with millions of voters, those two campaign pledges will be hard to pull off together.
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What else would we expect from someone who can pull off a bowl cut as a grown adult?!
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You only control Noctis — his buddies act on their own, except when you pull off special "teamwork" attacks.
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That includes China, Russia — and any reasonably knowledgable attacker with the resources to pull off a successful intercept.
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Not too many people could pull off a train that needs a person or two to carry it.
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If the figures of Kovalev's past are correct, how he'll pull off the win becomes the intriguing question.
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The Wisconsin Republican, 46, shot down a teenager's attempt to pull off the popular dance move on Tuesday.
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So what do you do if you want to pull off a look like Kendall Jenner's birthday dress?
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The rapper suspects Maldonado was paid to bring him to Martinez so he could pull off the scam.
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If Musk's team can pull off the feat, it's expected to significantly reduce the cost for space launches.
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Racing fans will now be intrigued to see if Country House can pull off the Triple Crown, a.k.a.
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But she's determined to pull off what even just a few years ago would have been unthinkable: win.
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"I'm very proud and pleased to see what Finnegan could pull off tonight," Reds manager Bryan Price said.
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A number of projects have leveraged the Kinect camera from Microsoft's Xbox to pull off in-game personalization.
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That made the landing trickier to pull off, but both the launch and landing were ultimately a success.
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The Taliban and the ISIS are staging these attacks because they know they're relatively easy to pull off.
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This isn't easy to pull off, and partially explains why some statistical projections aren't smiling in their direction.
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Alas, while Wahlberg knows exactly how to pull off those muscles, Richie's version is more horrific than hot.
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U.C.L.A.'s Mackenzie McDonald became the first player in 15 years to pull off a double national championship.
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To pull off this sting, Chuck had to devise the kind of con that was heretofore Jimmy's specialty.
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They bet him they can pull off their most impossible miracle yet: help two humans fall in love.
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So building infrastructure for that is a challenge facing us, and something I'm hoping we'll pull off well.
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A TV show that replicated the book's poetic compression, its formal strangeness, would be hard to pull off.
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Shania Twain managed to pull off head-to-toe leopard print in "That Don't Impress Me Much" (1998).
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Ms. Olivieri seemed to be on a perpetual search for surfaces to pull off a 50-50 grind.
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Their scheme, their play against the casino, was perhaps too complicated to pull off, Grosjean would later concede.
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Republican rancher Justin Fareed and Santa Barbara Mayor Helene Schneider, a Democrat, are looking to pull off upsets.
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There can't be many opera singers able to pull off such a scene as convincingly as Ms. Chuchman.
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Despite a few small hiccups here and there, Honda has managed to pull off an impressive infotainment system.
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A system that can detect dangerous heart rates, pull off the road and call for assistance would help.
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One task Alexa can pull off that Google can't is list showtimes for movies playing in the neighborhood.
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He's concerned that the progressives can't pull off the political scam again as they did for eight years.
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Honestly, "People" might be the only song of theirs I thought I had any chance of pull off.
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Chicago was the only team to pull off the double in 214, which was a lockout-shortened season.
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And if any institution can pull off the combination, it's this one, with its own, renowned ballet company.
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It's different from what I do—they have an abstract quality that not many people could pull off.
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Cobb wanted more drama on this record, and they felt it was more than they could pull off.
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But it overlooks the process that actually lead to those players being able to pull off those feats.
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It's more than most of us would be able to pull off even given a year to prepare.
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This allows you to make hyper-specific searches that would be nigh-impossible to pull off without Stalkscan.
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In the film, two brothers attempt to pull off a heist during a NASCAR race in North Carolina.
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It's an incognito style that only a queen like herself could pull off as flawlessly as she has.
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It was a very tricky show, very ambitious to sort of pull off everything we wanted to do.
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And despite Burning Game's best intentions, that's not a trick I'm confident Dragons Conquer America can pull off.
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Trump easily carried the district in 2016, but Democrats are hoping that they can pull off an upset.
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The fish, especially — I was impressed that they could pull off a good salmon fillet on a plane.
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If your wife can pull off simple gratitude for a surprise gift without panicking, more power to her.
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They can always be counted on to work harder, to pull off something that eventually gets them noticed.
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But Witherspoon channeled innocent Annette with just enough simmering slyness to pull off the character's epic power moves.
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From the puzzle editors's standpoint, that's quite a high-wire act, and it's not easy to pull off.
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Founded after Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, it always was an ambitious and tough project to pull off.
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Ms. Simonds is not the first member of the Virginia House to pull off an improbably close victory.
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If you don't have a plan yet, here's how to pull off the meal in a single day.
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Why it could be big: Intelligent adult dramas about people feeling their feelings are hard to pull off.
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All of which is to say, good fiction about celebrity culture is tricky to pull off and rare.
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A complex play involving several moving players working in concert is hard to pull off at any time.
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Investing an entire fund like this in one year requires a huge and energetic staff to pull off.
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One thing that is hard to pull off is getting it perfectly straight when completing the full rotation.
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But above all, I'd go back to Peninsula Lookout, a barely-there pull-off on Table Rock Lake.
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Karim Ansarifard put the penalty in the top of the net and Iran pull off an improbable draw.
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Alec Baldwin studied Trump for weeks to pull off his uncanny impersonation on last week's Saturday Night Live.
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"It really was no big deal — a job like this we could pull off anytime," Mr. Murphy recalled.
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After such a huge loss in New Hampshire, though, that's going to be much harder to pull off.
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The town is just one step short of being Diderot Disneyland, which only the French could pull off.
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Luckily, a touch of pink is easy to pull off for fall with the right temporary hair dye.
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T.J. and John parked at a pull-off, stepped out of the truck and fired up their snowmobiles.
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For my main, I had the beef tenderloin — a difficult dish to pull off successfully on a plane.
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ISIS is most likely to turn to its external operations wing to pull off such a devastating response.
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It gets double points for managing to pull off that project with style and charm, not self-seriousness.
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So let me cut straight to the cookies that are easiest to pull off: These gingery brownie crinkles.
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If you can pull off potatoes roasted in goose fat to go with it, so much the better.
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Multiple men repeatedly kick one man on the ground as Washington police try to pull off the attackers.
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That's a trick that's normally hard to pull off, but Billie Eilish shares the honor, getting six nominations.
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Or, because she's got that rare kind of quiet yet devastatingly cool style that's hard to pull off.
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Elsewhere, the road is littered with companies that tried, and failed, to pull off a coup in space.
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If the GOP can pull off some legislative accomplishments between now and then, a different narrative should evolve.
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MONDAY • It's April Fools' Day -- your once-a-year chance to pull off the prank of the century.
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Prosecutors allege that IBT Media worked with Christian Media Corporation and Oikos Networks to pull off the scheme.
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Hell, he could pull off Bond before lunch and then toss in another groundbreaking horror film by 5.
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For more than 22017 years, Hollywood has been trying and failing to pull off the perfect Fitzgerald adaptation.
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The problem is that God, here, isn't provocative or charismatic enough to pull off a one-man show.
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Both of them can also affect the whole world — but don't require worldwide buy-in to pull off.
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Republicans are currently trying to pull off one of the biggest welfare state retrenchments in American political history.
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At this moment, I don't see how any actor could ever pull off a trick like that again.
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In recent days, we've started to get a sense of how he may try to pull off both.
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There was always little reason to believe Democrats could pull off the huge number of gains they needed.
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In countries like Turkey it's harder to pull off a coup then in younger, less established countries, Marshall said.
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As her kids get older, Jennifer Garner's beloved Mother's Day tradition has gotten a little trickier to pull off.
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In order to pull off a visa marriage, you have to open a joint bank account with the spouse.
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Diaw's pass was easy to diagram—the defense rotates, hit the open man—but very hard to pull off.
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The Drones: Learn Aerial Photography and Videography Basics course will teach you how to pull off some awesome shots.
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It's also slightly less complicated to pull off than the finished product might suggest, though practice ultimately makes perfect.
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And if the fate of the BCRA is any indication, that will be quite a feat to pull off.
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There are loads of very bright engineers doing very bright engineering things, and they pull off some amazing stuff.
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Such short-term fixes, however, are getting harder to pull off as investors demand better terms on new debt.
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In that light, the feat this medical team is attempting to pull off is hugely impressive – and quite touching.
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The stock is up 14 percent for the year and has managed to pull off better than expected numbers.
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Beyoncé may be rocking a growing baby bump, but she still knows how to pull off a photo shoot.
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But Brazil wouldn't be the first nation to pull off an Olympic Games by the skin of their teeth.
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First, enjoy these deer who obey traffic signs in a very orderly fashion that you probably couldn't pull off.
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But while its action is regularly competent and occasionally great, it doesn't quite pull off its ambitious balancing act.
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Mr Campbell's campaign is being run by the same operative who helped Mr Edwards pull off his unlikely triumph.
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This has insurers warning it is not possible to pull off this nation-wide change within just three months.
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To fix disability insurance, then, Mr Trump must pull off an impossible trick: he has to fix rural America.
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As a show, it demonstrates both the potential of this approach and how hard it is to pull off.
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But it's also possible that the divided opposition could end up banding together to pull off an upset victory.
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Call me the hipster grifter, but there is an undeniable thrill in watching people pull off elaborate, complicated hoaxes.
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Grützner shoots on analog film and uses color gels and mirrors to pull off these tricks of the eye.
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The robot's sentry form has the damage, rate of fire and ammo pool necessary to pull off that feat.
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Kim attempted to pull off a dog switch-a-roo, but Kourtney was not going to let it happen.
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Based on this limited experience, the women he knew wouldn't have been able to pull off a heist together.
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I'm not even sure that Janet Jackson can pull off quite the amazing set that Bey did in April.
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At the same time, the reality is that what Pelosi is trying to pull off is actually quite unusual.
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It attempted to pull off a similar campaign in India in 2015, urging youths to put down their phones.
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To add on to her heavy wings, the model piled on colorful chunky jewelry only she could pull off.
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This reason for superheroes to fight each other is the most abstract, and thus the toughest to pull off.
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I'm not here to criticize the article or anyone who is able to pull off this type of routine.
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She eventually learns that they plan to strap on a bomb-lined vest and pull off a suicide attack.
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It's a tricky puzzle — one that Twitter has been trying to pull off for years, with largely disappointing results.
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So yeah, lets see you try to pull off three people in one look (and in heels, at that).
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They are easy to pull off, requiring little more than a few enterprising souls and an ambitious-sounding plan.
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With all those cameras rolling, you wouldn't expect anyone to try to pull off a theft at the Emmys.
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Watch as they both pull off the incredible feat of slacklining for over a kilometer in the video below.
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In many ways, it was an artistic feat no one but him could — or would dare to — pull off.
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But if anyone can pull off an embroidered collarless jacket with distressed jeans and sneakers — and Slim Shady hair!
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It works, until it doesn't — just like most stunts the Keating 5 Keating 4 + Oliver attempt to pull off.
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Former Missouri Democratic Chairman Mike Kelley was bullish that Kander could pull off an underdog win with the strategy.
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After Nicky takes Jess under his wing, the two attempt to pull off the biggest con of their lives.
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Click through for our favorite renditions, plus tips on how to pull off these cool crops from international salons.
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Initially, NASA gives OMB the budget the agency thinks it will need to pull off all of its plans.
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We can all appreciate the next-level skills required to pull off something truly epic in all these games.
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Another element of the performances that surprised Williams was the level of production Beyoncé was able to pull off.
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Of course, that form factor is no doubt significantly more difficult to pull off than the enclosed version here.
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The trickiest thing that Westworld's first episodes pull off is making us question the distinction between host and guest.
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It takes a lot of work to pull off a good show and stick out in a crowded field.
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"The Census Bureau must pull off the census on time, according to a minute-by-minute schedule," Lowenthal says.
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Despite how easy it looks in James Bond movies and heist flicks, good disguises are hard to pull off.
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Despite chatter of a big wedding in the works, Jackson managed to pull off her third private marriage ceremony.
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I have a tendency to pull off the ball against right-handers, and I stay balanced against left-handers.
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Besides pulling double duty, it's cool-looking enough to pull off whatever interior statements your home is going for.
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This isn't a game where you can hit a button to pull off a hurdle or a spin move.
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Does one need to be confident to pull off what is essentially an evolved version of a child's garment?
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Ludendorff proved himself a consummate military planner and administrator, able to pull off monumental feats of coordination and logistics.
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We're also told it seemed to Kim that the robbers were arguing over how to pull off the heist.
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Probably, but my guess is it's a lot easier to pull off if you control the whole software stack.
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The video is kinda nuts ... and not only because Miles was rocking a ribbon only SHE could pull off.
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The work was funded by the Pentagon in part to establish whether terrorists could pull off such a feat.
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It was mixing in grappling which saw Teymur, not Vannata, pull off the win as the more rounded threat.
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Watching him try to pull off gold chains is like watching your 53-year-old manager trying to rap.
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Also, because this is only a hobby, Samko relies on donations through Patreon to pull off these incredible feats.
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It might sound overwhelming, but it's actually easy to pull off when you make your very own freezer meals.
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Is there a way they could pull off the ultimate feat of making a food taste more like itself?
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To pull off this heist successfully, I must blend in with my surroundings in the moments following the crime.
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This road is littered with companies that tried, and failed, to pull off a coup in space-based internet.
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Morgan Stanley analysts said the company was able to pull off positive sales both at its stores and online.
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It turns out superhero franchises are hard to pull off, even with the template of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Only one thing; he believes he's probably an even bigger outsider to pull off one of Wimbledon's great sensations.
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It is probably too late for the West to pull off another Bosnia-like rescue with peacekeepers and NATO.
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I'll be sitting there, doing stuff on my laptop, when he'll approach and pull off my noise-cancelling headphones.
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The problem in this case was that no US agency thought it could successfully pull off such a snatch.
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But even a plan like this — which would move only about 60 people — has been hard to pull off.
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All the while, his party's candidates are trying to pull off a historically uncommon defeat of an incumbent president.
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A Steyer contribution to O'Rourke's growing campaign war chest could be what he needs to pull off an upset.
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Buy it here >>Who is Bernie Madoff, and how did he pull off the biggest Ponzi scheme in history?
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Now, expectations are growing that Sanchez could pull off one of the biggest upsets in Texas politics this year.
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Flirting is clearly a challenge for many humans to pull off, making it exponentially more difficult for a robot.
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The body positivity activist also had to pull off some acrobatics for them to both enjoy the bath time.
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Even at the time some critics were eye-rolling pretty hard about what they were trying to pull off.
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Blue Origin could also pull off a surprising win with its New Glenn rocket, which is currently in development.
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Arthur: Your column on this last Saturday was very funny (which is tough to pull off, given the topic).
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The greatest theft in the works is one that the GOP has been trying to pull off for years.
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We're showing you how to pull off the color and make it as festive as the event you're attending.
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The sticky-toffee whole-wheat date cake is a showstopper that a baker with rudimentary skills could pull off.
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I couldn't pull off that gilt-edged feathered kimono, is the kind of thing someone without style might lament.
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That ramps up the pressure even higher for Democrat Jon Ossoff to pull off a win on June 6900.
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