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What is the clear fluid consisting of white and red blood cells that accumulates in tissue and is removed by lymphatic capillaries?

What is the clear fluid consisting of white and red blood cells that accumulates in tissue and is removed by lymphatic capillaries?
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what is the clear fluid consisting of white and red blood cells that accumulates in tissue and is removed by lymphatic capillaries?

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Answer: lymph

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