What is the outcome if a husband says, 'Every time I divorce you, you are divorced,' and later says, 'If you exit, you are divorced,' and she exits?

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If the husband establishes the condition 'Every time I divorce you, you are divorced,' and subsequently states, 'If you exit, you are divorced' (in khrajti fa anti taliqu), and she exits, two divorces take place: one upon exiting due to the specific condition, and the second due to the general conditional statement previously established. This leaves one remaining divorce available, as the third divorce did not take place.