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    Hey there, As far as I know, “pull off” is an informal verb and has two meanings: Pull something off : We use this when one succeeds in doing something difficult. For example: The goalkeeper pull off some terrific saves. Pull off(a road) : Drive a car off a road in order to turn into another small road or stop for doing something. For example : We pull off the road to get some food. I hope it can be useful.
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    October 23, 2018
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