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An actor, of course, doesn't have to resemble exactly the famous person they're impersonating in order to pull off a terrific performance.

"In order to pull off a project like this, you have to have a good relationship with local government," Mr. Shwom said.

Ten years ago Ellis had to dismantle his phone and read a dozen websites in order to pull off certain communication tricks.

But crucially, Casa Cook understands that, in order to pull off its boho ambitions, it needs to distance itself from its parent company.

In order to pull off that particular trick, the film will travel into decidedly risky territory by going the decidedly iffy time travel route.

French police yesterday ordered a Europe-wide hunt for a band of audacious armed robbers who disguised themselves as women in order to pull off one of the world's biggest jewellery robberies.

When Sonne and his friends are ordered to meet with a professional gangster to whom they owe a huge debt, Victoria unwisely tags along, and becomes embroiled in a bank heist which the men are ordered to pull off.

"It will be a very tall order for any country to pull off the fiscal rescue they've now got to pull off," said Simon Tilford, the chief economist at the Center for European Reform in London, a research group.

Who could have seen that a man who suggested on a live Fox News interview that the U.S. government might have conspired to create a "blood moon" in order to make it easier to pull off a night raid might have it in him to be irrational?

On the plus side, they've certainly gleaned how to pull off New Order's most celebrated trick: melding dancefloor electronics and rock.

What is vastly more complicated is the chain of deals and agreements Comcast will have to pull off in order to gain control of NBC.