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Assuming x is an integer, the statements could be:

  1. y is an even number
  2. y is an odd number
  3. y is a prime number
  4. y is a positive number
  5. y is a negative number
  6. y is not a prime number

The only statement that is always true is 2. 

Statement 1 is never true. Statements 3, 4, 5 and 6 are sometimes true.

If x can be any number then none of the statements are always true.

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