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Payment of retirement benefits: A. Increases the PBO. B. Increases the ABO. C. Reduces the GBO. D. Reduces the PBO

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Payment of retirement benefits:

		A. Increases the PBO.
		B. Increases the ABO.
		C. Reduces the GBO.
		D. Reduces the PBO

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