And yet, Avengers: Infinity War more than pulls it off.
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Luckily, Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle mostly pulls it off.
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And for me, Mike Bartlett, the playwright, pulls it off.
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P.S. -- he pulls it off with a cig in his mouth.
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It is to Tiger Shroff's credit that he pulls it off.
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She pulls it off from the moment she steps on the screen.
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It feels singular in its purpose, and it pulls it off magnificently.
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I think I'd look weird in it, but she pulls it off!
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Which raises the question: What happens if he actually pulls it off?
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We're guessing William H. was joking, but he pulls it off good.
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Mr. Schreiber is a terrific actor, however, and he pulls it off.
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It taps into a universal anxiety, and the couple pulls it off brilliantly.
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That she pulls it off is a dazzling, and inspiring, act of poise.
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Wilkinson pulls it off again and again without a hitch on his hike.
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Click through the slideshow, ahead, to see just how the supermodel pulls it off.
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And sure, it's not an ice cream-pooping unicorn, but he pulls it off.
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It's pretty crafty, and I'm impressed with how skillfully the show pulls it off.
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"He pulls it off nicely, not many people can pull that off," a commenter wrote.
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She presses the rag to the mix and pulls it off in one sharp movement.
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It's one of Spidey's defining moments, and the film pulls it off pretty much perfectly.
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It's a ton to cram into just over three minutes, but she pulls it off.
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If he pulls it off, he just might have an outside shot at the nomination.
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Cruz has rarely rocked the blonde look ... she pulls it off like a natural though.
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If Fitbit pulls it off then this really could be that proper successor to the Pebble.
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It's a smart, realistic twist on the usual teen hero, and Sleight pulls it off confidently.
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The Predator Orion 73 embraces its supervillain-Sith-Lord look, and pulls it off with style.
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But Tutuola pulls it off because the stories he tells are so strange, funny, and altogether entertaining.
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It's an intriguing concept albeit one that's fairly challenging to dramatize, and Mike Flanagan pulls it off.
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She recalls the book she got from Helge, several months back and pulls it off the shelf.
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This involves a lot of moving men and more than one truck, but Kim pulls it off.
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A rhinoceros made out stone is a pretty cool idea, and Rhyhorn pulls it off all right.
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She pulls it off with enough zest that you feel she's not only the butt of the joke.
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It's a hilariously unexpected comedic swerve for such a proudly morose character, and Jolie pulls it off perfectly.
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Veep loves its physical comedy as much as its acerbic wordplay, and Timothy Simons pulls it off excellently.
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But Finn pulls it off, helping the audience get amped up right at the start of the movie.
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But Granik's restraint as a filmmaker means she pulls it off without patronizing, fetishizing, or aestheticizing her subjects.
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But Pixar pulls it off with such style and finesse that it retroactively makes the competition look sloppy.
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That she not only pulls it off, but does so while never feeling like she's reaching, is breathtaking.
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It's a risky gamble, so it'll be interesting to see how — or if — the show pulls it off.
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Stone's role is more restrained, but it's also meatier, and she pulls it off with strength and grace.
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Regardless of whether she pulls it off, she'll still become a better advocate in learning about the law.
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The new film tries very hard to capture the menacing appeal of its predecessors, and occasionally pulls it off.
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Every time, I think he's come up with something too out there, but every time, he pulls it off.
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And if Dell pulls it off, he&aposll have achieved an impressive comeback worthy of business school case studies.
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And Man Seeking Woman pulls it off while mixing in incisive genre parodies and a bonus IRA lesson, to boot.
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If he pulls it off, it would also likely boost his chances in a tight re-election race next March.
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In fact—depending on which opponent pulls it off—ending the streak might not mean a whole lot at all.
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And Pugh pulls it off masterfully, imbuing Amy with a humanity that hasn't always been granted her in other adaptations.
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Since the gun battles happen at night, situating the characters geographically is even more difficult, but Abraham pulls it off.
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We doubt she'd ever go full-on gray, but now that we see how well she pulls it off, who knows?
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Justin Theroux remains dedicated to his style mantra "it's always winter from the waist down" — and pulls it off every time.
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Granted, that description pretty much only fits Zootopia, but it's still surprising to see how well the movie pulls it off.
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It's a trick that doesn't seem repeatable, but in You's second season, out December 26th, the show somehow pulls it off.
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But Mr. Birbiglia, directed here by Seth Barrish, pulls it off seamlessly, and by the end you realize why he did it.
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According to the tracking service Coinist, Monster's offering will be the biggest public ICO of all time if it pulls it off.
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He pulls it off, but it also doesn't stray too far from the type of personality people would expect from the Genie.
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It's easy to attach by hand, and when the payload hits the ground, the weight of the hook naturally pulls it off.
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Kacey Musgraves has been covering "No Scrubs" on tour for years now, and she pulls it off by making it her own.
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On one hand, the piece intends to locate both process and result, and yet its austerity pulls it off in another direction.
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It's a bold vision, but if Ada pulls it off, then it could be a game-changer in the European tech scene.
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If the team pulls it off, this would be the first time SpaceX has successfully landed one of its rockets on a ship.
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By plunging the camera between faces and transforming the setting into a stage that the theater could never match, Mayer pulls it off.
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Landing a robot on Mars is a fine art, and not every Martian surface mission pulls it off (rest in pieces, Schiaparelli probe).
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If Slim Shady pulls it off again, he'll be the first artist in history with eight consecutive album entries in the top spot.
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It's rare that a book this smart will allow its readers to believe in love, but Rooney pulls it off without a hitch.
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She flips the patty and gives it another press, lets it sit, presses it, and pulls it off the grill and onto a bun.
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But Soderbergh pulls it off just fine, perhaps because he seems to move seamlessly between film, TV, and experimental mediums, as well as genres.
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But Khalid pulls it off—he doesn't try to overdo it with unnecessary vocal frills, and his warmth isn't broken by Too Much Stuff.
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And so what can be said of an exhibition that attempts to take the measure of his endlessly creative life and actually pulls it off?
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The tide is turning toward Robby, who does have a sit down with both of her parents, but Jordan pulls it off in the end.
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Every few years, a game that pulls it off— Braid, Inside, Conker's Bad Fur Day—but in general, the genre has remained focused on mechanics.
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And to me, at least, half of the joy is speculating about who the songs were for and how well Ms. Furler pulls it off.
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What's crazy, though, is unlike Borges's Pierre Menard—who, fittingly enough, never managed to finish writing his own Don Quixote—Stanton actually pulls it off.
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"Evil Genius: The True Story of America's Most Diabolical Bank Heist" is a tough title to live up to, but the Netflix docuseries pulls it off.
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Atari is one of those obnoxious, anti-everything hipster designers who only likes things ironically and clearly peaked in 2007, and Mooney pulls it off well.
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She pulls it off and, in a breathtaking sequence of shots, we see Holdo's cruiser strike a fiery path of devastation across Snoke's wedge-shaped ship.
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SpaceX has a complicated road ahead, but if the company pulls it off, the Red Dragon missions could make landing on Mars a lot more simple.
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It works in the way that all Fergie songs do – that is, it absolutely should not work, but because it's Fergie, she somehow pulls it off.
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If he pulls it off he's clearly confident that his Teflon coating will prevent the dirt thrown around during the election from sticking to his costume.
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It is an unlikely plot, but Ms Onuzo pulls it off, revealing the fault lines in her country's society—or indeed those of any half-formed democracy.
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If the company pulls it off it could spell a blow for VR, which has so far been fueled by gamers eager for an immersive gaming experience.
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If O'Connor pulls it off, it would be another bad sign for Republicans ahead of what's expected to be a tough midterm election cycle in the House.
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Mitski's sharp, miserable Puberty 2 pulls it off because the specifics of analysis disappear beneath her guitar feedback in an expertly dramatized outburst of deprivation and rage.
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It will feel more personal than a box under the communal TV. It's not easy to make personal technology feel actually personal, but the Switch pulls it off.
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If he somehow pulls it off, it would be one of the most miraculous recoveries EVER -- considering Odom suffered multiple strokes and organ damage after the October incident.
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But when he's asked to do something that's fairly standard campaign ritual — host a political convention, say, or compete in a debate — he very rarely pulls it off.
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Capturing the spirit of youth in a natural, not trying-too-hard-to-be-cool way can be pretty tough, but painter Ian Thomas Miller pulls it off masterfully.
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You'd be forgiven for thinking that sounds like a second-year uni student's geography essay thesis, typed hastily around 219AM, but he pulls it off with his pride intact.
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The outward conflicts presented at the outset of the novel find their resolutions, though the real story here is an inside job, and Arnett pulls it off with aplomb.
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But this season's apparent Jekyll-and-Hyde dynamic asks viewers to accept two different actors playing the same person interchangeably, from moment to moment, and mostly pulls it off.
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In the current climate a successful launch in the U.S. would be a lot harder, but if Xiaomi pulls it off, it could open up big things for the company.
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It's also what has allowed her to embark on a national arena tour and call it an "intimate conversation" — because the astonishing thing is, she pretty much pulls it off.
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The Sprocket, on the other hand, is what happens when a serious company tries something fun — and HP pulls it off fairly well, with pretty low stakes on the pricing front.
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Without hesitation, the man grabs the snake by the tail, pulls it off of its hiding place, and slams it on the floor of the train car in one solid swoop.
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The color is a far cry from the bright blond Roberts usually rocks as the delightfully catty sorority girl Chanel on Scream Queens, but she pulls it off like a natural.
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Yet Spencer pulls it off, maintaining a balance between his playfulness and her coldness, while also hitting the right notes when we get to their involvement in the book's weightier moments.
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If she pulls it off, the EU is likely finished: in a recent interview, she promised a referendum on both the euro and the EU within six months of taking power.
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"His launch will be watched by many, many eyeballs to see how he pulls it off, how much he raises," one Democratic donor in touch with Biden and his advisers said.
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But if the legislation passes, it will go back to the House If McConnell pulls it off and gets enough votes to pass the BCRA, it would go back to the House.
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Zimmerman is Jewish — a group the KKK hates as much as black people — but he's been "passing" for white all his life, and he pulls it off for the sting as well.
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It's no mean feat, but Seedna pulls it off (and then some) on their latest album, Forlorn, an ambitious example of modern Swedish atmoblack (how do you guys feel about that term?
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As his early pixelated rendition gave way to more recent, fuzzier adventures, it became increasingly hard to imagine how the green dinosaur could get any cuter — but Yoshi's Crafted World pulls it off.
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If Lamb pulls it off on Tuesday — an uncertain prospect, despite Democratic optimism — some Republicans say it may prove a moment for Republicans to "recalibrate" their own 2018 message, as DeVanney put it.
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But "Toni Erdmann" pulls it off by maintaining a balance between crazed, comical scenes and more subdued moments; the actors, too, manage these changes in mood with an impressive precision and comic timing.
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Trying to get as close as he can to the core of his life, he goes as deeply as he can into the lame everyday adventures (washing dishes!) and somehow pulls it off.
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And if he, as recent polling suggests, pulls it off, how big that victory is could determine the course of the Democratic nomination fight as it heads into Super Tuesday on March 3.
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I have no idea if Luke Cage pulls it off in future episodes, or if it walks it back (after all, this is Marvel, and anything can happen), but I admire the audacity.
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It's such a tightrope walk for an actor, getting us to see a person who still doesn't know who she is herself as a fully realized character, but Carter pulls it off wonderfully. —A.
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A brave few Democrats, with the best of intentions, should take a look at this "empty facade that would create chaos" before Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell pulls it off the table for them.
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The idea of an angry young man blending in with society while secretly plotting mass destruction is scarier than ever these days, but for some reason this show pulls it off with charming absurdity.
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The video meanwhile finds Banoffee in three different guises—whether confronting herself in multiple mirrors, unflinching or looking like a day-glo dom who reinterpreted Neo's look from The Matrix, Banoffee pulls it off.
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It can't have been easy to turn this tiny floor-stage into an elegant 1930s parlor, but Collin Trevor Eastwood pulls it off with a few velvet and brocade pieces beneath a crystal chandelier.
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Lee shoots stage plays with the same level of cinematic verve he brings to his regular joints, and the fact that he pulls it off with essentially a monologue is all the more impressive.
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But I ended up watching the original Kingsman for the first time the other week, and suddenly I see why that is: that's exactly what the film is like, and it somehow pulls it off.
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After serving as a judge for the 2015 National Book Awards' fiction category, I have little patience with literary novels that claim to have the propulsive momentum of a thriller, yet Millet pulls it off.
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There will definitely be some ducking and weaving with the SEC to make that a reality, but if Indiegogo pulls it off, it might make a huge impact on the exposure its equity platform is getting.
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A football-loving father mentoring his football-loving son is about as cliche as it comes, but cliches can be waved away with meaningful characterization, and—I know how ridiculous this sounds—Longshot pulls it off.
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But at times Nguyen pulls it off, as in the three perfect pages set in an Irish pub where a drunken Margo distractedly explains her love for Pac-Man while she is playing, against no one.
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Yang's vision was bitter, but hardly without compassion, and he pulls it off here with a quiet confidence that he used to yield greater dividends in his subsequent film, the even more complex "The Terrorizers" (1986).
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Read more: I tried every beauty product from Lady Gaga's new brand Haus Laboratories, and found it's so much more than another celebrity makeup lineWe love Gaga's new pretty pink look, and she pulls it off perfectly.
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He pulls it off, too — and while most of that destruction is obviously going to be undone in the sequel, there's some boldness to the choice to leave the audience sitting with the idea for a full year.
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If Apple pulls it off, it will certainly set it apart from the Samsung Galaxy S8, which also has no home button, but has a fingerprint sensor in the worst possible position on the back of the phone.
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It's the kind of storyline that could only work after a show laid careful, sympathetic groundwork for everyone involved, and Please Like Me pulls it off with deep (and even funny!) compassion, as has always been its way.
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As women who rocked an accidental bowl cut or two in our lifetimes courtesy of our mom's hairdresser "skills," we wish Berry was around to make us feel better about the look, because of course she pulls it off.
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The Todd Terje interpolating "Candy" should be the kind of sub-Radio 2 whimsy that's only adored by local radio breakfast show presenters and the terminally dimwitted, but somehow the Robster pulls it off and you're left confused but fundamentally charmed.
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Given all of that, it takes a lot to make such a character likable and funny, yet K. Todd Freeman pulls it off: We somehow wind up happy to see Mr. Poe show up for every incompetent, bumbling non-rescue.
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It's rare for a game to be able to oscillate so wildly between humorous weirdness and gritty story sequences as well as the Yakuza series does, but Yakuza 0 pulls it off better than any game in the series previously.
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But if he actually pulls it off, it will be US allies, not China, that will feel the brunt of it — and they could end up retaliating with harsh measures of their own, sending us down a path to global trade wars.
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All these sub-narratives dedicated to minor and major characters, chapters that do little to move the plot along, could easily have resulted in a novel that buckled under the weight of its structural ambitions, but Schaitkin pulls it off without a hitch.
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If he pulls it off, Argentina could become a bright spot in an emerging markets landscape blighted by Latin American corruption scandals, slower commodities demand from China and fear higher U.S. interest rates could push investment out of developing countries and toward the dollar.
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And that's the kind of sartorial cool we aspire to: the kind that pairs a checkered suit with beat-up Converse, a hoodie with super-flares, a dramatic full skirt with a Mets tee, and pulls it off like it was a no-brainer.
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We know the nautical themed stuff is a bit overdone at this point, but the Rusty Knot, birthed from the minds behind the Spotted Pig and Freemans, pulls it off without coming across as a dive designed to be a dive (which it is).
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While Jane is a superfan of her dad's breakfast skills, Kimmel's wife Molly McNearney — with whom he also shares son William "Billy" John, 10 months — recently joked in a hilarious essay for the Washington Post about how it was a little annoying that he pulls it off.
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Here's Oscar Owen teasing you with three tricks you can do with a coin—making a coin teleport, disappear, and switch hands—and then crushing you as he explains how he pulls it off (it can be as simple as pushing the coin off the table).
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Indeed, Woodley has always managed to make Tris and her various transformations — from Dauntless to Divergent, from Divergent to genome queen here — seem rather natural, and she pulls it off once again even though the hair/makeup unit went a bit overboard on the highlights and eyeliner this time.
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Alexis tags along while David, Patrick, and a raccoon-eyed Stevie (still wearing her Cabaret show makeup, which is supposed to be a hot mess, but Emily Hampshire pulls it off) head to the site, which is "the only venue for miles that doesn't look like a scene from a missing persons docuseries," says David.
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But in all of those venues, with the characters that he plays, he walks a very fine line between bad guy and good guy, but he pulls it off where the audience is just captivated by him while he's on screen, and you're very easily won over to his side, even though you initially view him as the enemy.
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Shakespeare is still with me… I've been thinking a lot about Portia from The Merchant of Venice, a female character who has a very climactic moment professionally as an attorney and succeeds in brilliant fashion — so of course, I've been looking to her as an example of someone who is at a critical point in her career, which I believe I am too, and pulls it off with grace and confidence.
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