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Which of the following statements about the full retirement age under the Social Security program is true?
A) The current retirement age for full benefits is age 62.
B) Beginning in the year 2020, the retirement age will be gradually increased to age 72.
C) Early retirement with reduced benefits is allowed as early as age 55.
D) Delayed retirement beyond the age for full benefits increases the amount of the monthly benefit.

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