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Some of you have sent us some great pictures. Can you spot yours? Take our quiz to find out more about what you have told us about growing up in Scotland. Find out more about GUS and why we need to do this research. Some of you have sent us some great pictures. Can you spot yours? Take our quiz to find out more about what you have told us about growing up in Scotland. Find out more about GUS and why we need to do this research. Growing Up in Scotland 2014 / Designed and Built by Mucky Puddle.

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