OPINION
RENDELL, Circuit Judge:
This case is the last in a long line of cases in which the parties and the district courts have had to divine whether, notwithstanding the jury's guilty verdict, there was sufficient evidence — and whether we would conclude there was sufficient evidence — for the jury to have determined that the defendant knew that the object of the conspiracy in which he participated was a controlled substance, as opposed to...
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