The defendant's sole contention on this appeal is that the verdict was contrary to the credible evidence. We disagree. We have no right to invade the province of the jury by interfering with its verdict unless that verdict is clearly against the weight of the evidence and by that is meant "no reasonable person would solve the litigation in the way the jury has chosen to do" (Rapant v Ogsbury, 279 App Div 298, 299). While the record reveals sharply divergent accounts...
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