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This can happen due to the unique configuration of the individual's inner ear hair cells. If the hair cells responsible for detecting higher frequencies are damaged or missing, the person may struggle to hear those sounds even though they can still hear low-frequency sounds. In some cases, medical conditions or age-related hearing loss can also contribute to this difference in hearing sensitivity.

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