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If Scotland Says 'Aye': Polls Say Independence Referendum Too Close to Call (part 2)

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It's too close to call. On Thursday, Scotland decides whether or not to sever ties with the rest of Great Britain. Momentum's swung both ways in the final week of campaigning as a small and proud nation argues about what it wants to be: an independent state within a broader Europe...or a constituent part of a United Kingdom.

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