An idiom has been given in each question and has been used in the sentences below. Identify the statements where the idiom is used both contextually and grammatically correctly.

**THRASH OUT**

(I) With a series of successful product launches, the company thrash out in the market.

(II) The collaborators decided to thrash out the creative differences to produce a cohesive artistic vision.

(III) Conservation efforts are crucial in thrashing out endangered species and protecting the delicate balance of ecosystems.

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An idiom has been given in each question and has been used in the sentences below. Identify the statements where the idiom is used both contextually and grammatically correctly.

**THRASH OUT**

(I) With a series of successful product launches, the company thrash out in the market.

(II) The collaborators decided to thrash out the creative differences to produce a cohesive artistic vision.

(III) Conservation efforts are crucial in thrashing out endangered species and protecting the delicate balance of ecosystems.

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**Solution:**

1. The idiom "thrash out" means to discuss something thoroughly in order to reach an agreement or resolve a problem.

2. In sentence (I), "thrash out" is incorrectly used. The phrase does not mean to succeed or perform well in the market, so the usage is incorrect.

3. Sentence (II) uses "thrash out" correctly, as it refers to collaborators discussing and resolving their creative differences.

4. In sentence (III), "thrashing out" is incorrectly used because it implies resolving issues through discussion, which does not fit the context of conservation efforts protecting endangered species.

**Answer:** (d) Only (II)

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