PER CURIAM.
Appellant's motion for rehearing is neither more nor less than an effort to have this court redetermine fact issues already settled by the jury verdict. In short, in complete disregard of the controlling rule that on appeal the evidence is taken most strongly in favor of the jury's verdict, the appellant's argument consists of an attack upon the credibility of Thrift, the government's witness.
Stating, "The conviction appealed from rests on the...
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