A grandmother's evidence favourable to the accused regarding lack of opportunity does not have to be accepted by the jury in its entirety over the complainants' evidence, and inconsistencies in child complainants' evidence as to peripheral details such as timing and dates are consistent with young age and do not necessarily undermine the probative force of their evidence as to the offending itself.
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