Are the two phrases "There are twenty million other women besides you" and "May God grant profit" considered allusions to divorce?

Allusive divorce pronouncements are phrases that can signify divorce or something else. As for phrases that cannot signify divorce, they are not considered allusive pronouncements, and divorce does not occur through them, even if the husband intended it; examples include saying: "Sit down, stand up, eat, and drink." The two phrases mentioned in the question are not among the allusive divorce pronouncements, and divorce does not occur through them.