Defendant challenges his conviction on several grounds, only two of which require discussion. It is argued first that defendant's answers before the Grand Jury were sufficiently unequivocal so that he exposed himself to the charge of perjury and accordingly, the conviction for criminal contempt may not stand (People v Renaghan,
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