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The Scottish Government has already dismissed the Treasury's claims as 'far-fetched' and 'flimsy'.
Denis Healey: Westminster 'worried stiff' about losing North Sea oil
Former Chancellor said 'Scotland could survive perfectly well, economically, if it was independent'.
Poll: Possible EU withdrawal could boost independence support
Conservative referendum on Europe likely to lead to upswing in Yes votes, survey suggests.
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