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Alice Oswald pulls off a feat in her seventh collection: she finds words for encounters with nature that ordinarily defy language.

Big-hearted but brutally exacting, the series pulls off a feat almost unheard of on reality contest shows: There's zero away-from-the-kitchen drama.

If Benn pulls off a feat which eluded his father - Denis Healey pipped him to the post in 1981 by barely a percentage point - the International Development Secretary will owe his father a debt.

Prior to the jump, The Rock pulls off a feat even more impressive and inexplicable.

Clay Risen's The Bill of the Century: The Epic Battle for the Civil Rights Act, published this month 50 years after the legislation was passed, pulls off a feat that is in its way radical: It enables us, reading in this age of Washington gridlock that has moved well beyond the sclerotic, to put the current stagnation in Congress in context.

The US embassy says it believes the Italians pulled off a "feat".

Whatever the shortcomings of her performances, Ms. Portenko pulled off a feat that puts her in a select company.

He heads into the Memorial with a chance to pull off a feat that has eluded him in his first 16 full seasons on tour.

With the design firm Manhattan Loft Corporation, and the designer David Collins, who did the restaurant, Marriott has pulled off a feat of historical preservation.

Savannah State, a historically black school in Georgia's port city, has pulled off a feat unprecedented by any National Collegiate Athletic Association baseball team, winning 35 games in a row.

If Chelsea were to beat Portsmouth in Saturday's FA Cup final, though, Carlo Ancelotti, could boast of having pulled off a feat that eluded Mourinho.