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∀x∀y(((x ≥ 0) ∧ (y < 0)) → (x – y > 0)) A. A non-negative number - a negative number is positive.
B. For any two real numbers, the first is non-negative, the second is negative, and the difference is positive.
C. For every non-negative number, one can find a negative number so that the first number minus, the second is positive.
D. One can find a non-negative number and a negative number so that the first minus, the second is positive.
E. One can find a non-negative number so that for any positive number chosen, the first number minus, the second is positive.

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