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In the Hanunoo language, color distinctions are made at two levels of contrast. This fact
 
  a. indicates that most, if not all, Hanunoo speakers suffer from red/green color blindness.
  b. demonstrates the primitive nature of Hanunoo color categories.
  c. is, in fact, not an accurate statement, but simply the result of a failure to do sufficient intracultural research into Hanunoo color categories.
  d. supports the assertion that color is not a universal human concept.
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