Given the pressure on CSPs to latch on margins, the router economics provided with this solution are most likely compelling enough for organizations to take a look.

Choose the correct phrase from the options which can replace the highlighted phrase to make the sentence grammatically correct and contextually meaningful. If the highlighted phrase is already correct, select option (e).

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Given the pressure on CSPs to latch on margins, the router economics provided with this solution are most likely compelling enough for organizations to take a look.

Choose the correct phrase from the options which can replace the highlighted phrase to make the sentence grammatically correct and contextually meaningful. If the highlighted phrase is already correct, select option (e).

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**Solution:**

1. The phrase "latch on" is incorrect in this context. "Latch on" generally means to grasp or understand something, or to cling onto something physically or metaphorically.

2. The sentence discusses pressure on CSPs (Communication Service Providers) to recover or regain margins, so the phrase should reflect this meaning.

3. "Claw back" means to recover or regain something, especially money or resources that were lost or reduced, which fits the context perfectly.

4. Other options:
   - "Lash out" means to suddenly attack or criticize.
   - "Hook up" means to connect or meet.
   - "Knuckle under" means to submit or yield.

5. Therefore, replacing "latch on" with "claw back" makes the sentence grammatically correct and contextually meaningful.

**Answer:** (c) claw back

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