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In the context of maths, the first thing it tells me that when trying to multiply two matrices together the number of columns (c) in the first matrix must match the number of rows (r) in the second. It could also possibly be a reference to the Cauchy-Riemann (c r) hypothesis.

In the context of electronics, it tells me a Capacitor (c) and Resistor (r) have been connected together.

For any other meaning, you'll have to provide a context.

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"CR" stands for "Credit" in an academic setting, typically denoting that a student has completed a course with a passing grade that does not affect their GPA. It can also stand for "Carbon Copy" in a business context, indicating that an additional recipient received a copy of a communication.

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