Differences in the quality, detail, and temporal proximity of a complainant's evidence across different counts can rationally explain differing verdicts of conviction and acquittal, even where the evidence on all counts derives from the same complainant. A trial judge's expressed view that verdicts are inconsistent is not determinative on appeal.
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