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Bears may be building case for potentially breaking their Soldier Field lease.
Bears president and CEO Kevin Warren recently sent a letter to new park district superintendent.
That could allow the Bears to leave Soldier Field before the arrangement expires in 2033 .
The Bears have been unable to get their plan for a lakefront stadium off the ground.
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