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This language is not context-free. Suppose it had pumping length $N$, and choose a prime $p>N$. Apply the pumping lemma to $w=0^p{1}^p$. Let $\alpha$ and $\beta$ be the total numbers of zeros and ones in the pumped pieces $v$ and $y$. If $\alpha \ne \beta$, pumping with $i=0$ produces unequal block lengths and leaves the language. If $\alpha =\beta$, then $|vy|>0$ forces $\alpha =\beta =d>0$. Pumping with $i=p+1$ produces equal block lengthswhich are composite. Every possible pumping decomposition fails, proving the equal prime block language is not context-free.