What was the majority's reasoning in upholding the 10 counts in the indictment in the case of Burroughs v. United States?

A. The tenth count was perfect on its own and stood alone as a valid charge.
B. The court threw out all 10 counts due to insufficient information.
C. The ninth count was described sufficiently and the first eight counts referenced it, making them valid.
D. The first eight counts were sufficient on their own to charge an offense under the statute.
Answer: 