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The next Scottish Paralympic curler may not yet have played the sport

Gordon Reid has won another medal at this year's Tokyo Paralympic Games Gordon Reid has won another medal at this year's Tokyo Paralympic Games
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Scottish athlete Gordon Reid wins bronze at Tokyo Paralympics

Gordon Reid (right) and Alfie Hewitt pose with their silver medals Gordon Reid (right) and Alfie Hewitt pose with their silver medals
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Great Britain's Toni Shaw, who is based in Aberdeen, during the Women's 400m Freestyle Great Britain's Toni Shaw, who is based in Aberdeen, during the Women's 400m Freestyle
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