A club earns \(\$9~\text{per}~\text{box}\) of candy and needs \(\text{at}~\text{least}~\$54\). Let \(b\) be the whole-number count of boxes sold; solving gives \(b~\ge~6\). Evaluate every statement below in context and report the complete set of valid labels.

A. The club must sell \(\text{at}~\text{least}~6~\text{boxes}\).
B. Selling \(6~\text{boxes}\) would be enough.
C. Any whole number of boxes \(\text{from}~6~\text{and}~\text{up}\) works.
D. Selling \(5.5~\text{boxes}\) would still work because \(5.5\) is close to \(6\).
E. The club must sell \(\text{exactly}~6~\text{boxes}\).
F. Selling \(\text{fewer}~\text{than}~6~\text{boxes}\) could still meet the goal.