IPhone SDK - Leaks in application

Hi All,
We are developing an application for iphone and our application has got two memory leaks. Do we have to clear all leaks before we submit our app to app store or there can be some leaks. Also the leaks that we are facing is related to NSMutablearray. Please direct us to some idea on how we can fix these leaks.
vijay

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