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Cincinnati scored on its first three possessions Sunday, then spent the rest of its time chasing Joe Flacco around the field, setting up a 17-7 victory over the Baltimore Ravens that kept the surprising Bengals unbeaten in AFC North games.
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Just one score in the second quarter as Shayne Graham kicked a 23-yard field goal.
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