Bleak Agenda Hides Loss Of Fluid Crossword Clue

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LEAKAGE
- Accidentally tell how old you are in fluid loss
- Ale keg seen about a fluid spill
- Bleak agenda hides loss of fluid
- Emission
- Leek, I hear, to mature with a slow loss of water
- Outflow
- Seepage

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