Tuggle v. Burpee

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• circumstantial evidence is insufficient to overcome direct and positive evidence of a fact unless it points to a conclusion opposite that of direct evidence in the record
• circumstantial evidence is insufficient to overcome direct and positive evidence of a fact unless it points to a conclusion opposite that of direct evidence in the record

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