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Statements: J ≥ F = P; F > S ≥ A; S ≥ B < C Conclusions:
I. C > A
II. B < J

In these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by conclusions.

A If only conclusion I is true

B If only conclusion II is true

C If either conclusion I or II is true

D If neither conclusion I nor II is true

E If both conclusions I and II are true

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