PER CURIAM:
The defendant groups his exceptions into two categories. The first of them is to the action of the court in sustaining the State's objection to some eleven questions asked by his counsel, most of which were asked of the State's witnesses. On cross examination it would appear that the court was correct in all the rulings, but in none of them is the expected answer of the witness shown, and thus we are left to conjecture as to whether the answers would have...
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