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Bear Report:
What did we learn about the Chicago Bears after a 10-6 defeat to Frank Gore and the San Francisco 49ers at Candlestick Park? Start with these five observations made straight from the press box.
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Isaac Bruce's ankle injury kept him out of Thursday night's game. It also might have cost the San Francisco 49ers wide receiver his job.
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