In______market for skilled labor, corporations are increasingly buying homes for hot new hires, a______once reserved for top executives.

(A) The lack of synesthetic color differences tends to hinder synesthetics in the same tasks where the presence of real color differences assists nonsynesthetes.
(B) The presence of real color differences tends to assist nonsynesthetes in the same tasks where the lack of synesthetic color differences assists synesthetes.
(C) The presence of synesthetic color differences tends to assist synesthetics in the same tasks where the presence of real color differences hinders nonsynesthetes.
(D) The lack of synesthetic color differences tends to hinder nonsynesthetes in the same tasks where the presence of real color differences assists synesthetes.
(E) The presence of real color differences tends to assist synesthetes in the same tasks where the lack of synesthetic color differences hinders nonsynesthetes.

(A) It is a sterile, abstract theory, which fails to make experimental predictions.
(B) It is a historically important element in the linguistic discourse on enculturation, but is incorrect.
(C) It is a convincing and cogent alternative to the theories of linguistic expressivists.
(D) It is experimentally accurate but theoretically inconsistent.
(E) It is overly focused on the complicated nature of non-linguistic reality.