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== Science and technology == === Medicine and biology === * [[Cambridge Reference Sequence]], used in mitochondrial DNA testing * [[Caudal regression syndrome]], a rare congenital disorder * [[Chinese restaurant syndrome]], purportedly caused by the flavor enhancer glutamate * [[Chronic radiation syndrome]], resulting from prolonged exposures to radiation * [[Chronic rhinosinusitis]] * [[Congenital rubella syndrome]], a disease passed from mother to fetus * [[Cutaneous radiation syndrome]], a syndrome that results from acute radiation exposure to the skin * [[Cytokine release syndrome]], in immunology * [[Cytoreductive surgery]], in cancer treatment === Computer science and engineering === * [[Canada Remote Systems]], a now-defunct bulletin-board system based in Toronto * [[Carrier Routing System]], a large-scale core router * Celestial Reference System(s), see [[Barycentric and geocentric celestial reference systems]] * Cluster Ready Services, components of [[Oracle Clusterware]] for database support * [[Cold rolled steel]] * [[Commercial Resupply Services]], a NASA contract to deliver supplies to space * [[Common reference string model]], in cryptography * [[Computer reservations system]] (or ''Central Reservation System''), a computerised system used for travel bookings * [[Coordinate reference system]], used to locate geographical entities
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