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Colts break Ravens
The Colts' Antoine Bethea (right) tackles rookie quarterback Joe Flacco, who threw three interceptions as the Ravens' offense was held to one field goal. The Colts jumped out to a 24-0 halftime lead and never looked back, dominating both sides of the ball in a 31-3 rout of the Ravens (2-3), who lost their third straight.
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Maryland
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Police Blotter
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Audit faults security of city school records
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Bittersweet farewell
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Motorcycle crash kills one; police seek second rider
Sports
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David Steele: Suddenly, it all falls apart for Ravens
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Looking defenseless
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Mike Preston: Beep, beep. At start of tough road, Ravens get run over
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Flacco has 3-step drop
Nation
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Elusive cure
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House readies for rematches
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Susan Reimer: She's out of her depth, and we hold our breath
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Kevin Cowherd: Dream boats for well-heeled only
World
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Clintons join Biden in Pa. to attack McCain
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Paulson: U.S. can't take isolated role
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Euro nations agree on credit measures
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Taliban fail in bid to take Afghan provincial capital
Celebrity News
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Even Britney Spears wonders what she was thinking
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Angelina Jolie says Brad Pitt changed her mind about pregnancy
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Cloris Leachman named Rose Parade grand marshal
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Eileen Herlie of 'All My Children' dies at 90
Entertainment
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Uprooting a mystery
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Flu shots recommended for most kids
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Calming the mind's chatter
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Names in the news
Health & Wellness
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Calendar
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How to combat negative stereotype about girls and math already ingrained in young daughter
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25% of teen girls vaccinated for cervical cancer, U.S. says
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After cancer surgery, woman is a model of recovery
Business
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Fewer toys under the tree
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The next bailout: Your adult children?
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Angst is rising, but costs of therapy too much for some
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Peace Corps adding retirees to its volunteer ranks
Opinion
Letters to the Editor
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Spying victims demand full study of scandal
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Fire the officers involved in spying
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Invest here at home to revive economy
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A crazy time to spend thousands on dog park
Weird News
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North Dakota police arrest duo in the same vehicle for drunken driving
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Dolphin gives boaters cuts, bruises on Florida's Intracoastal Waterway
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Man who rammed his car into gate at waste water treatment plant to hold 'I was stupid' sign
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Strong-arm robber in Mich. gets strong armed by chokehold, gives up stolen $50 and $30 more
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