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Technically,all of parts of the brain has fluid in it and on it. Without the fluid the brain would dry up and we would be unable to function it. Of course this liquid is the "ooze" that you can sometimes see on TV shows, and it is also blood that is circulating around the blood-brain barrier which keeps a large majority of blood out and it only allows a certain amount of fluid in or else our wonderful brains would drown.

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