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C&R
(redirected from Control and Restraint)

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AcronymDefinition
C&RCurio & Relic (eBay category)
C&RCommand & Reconnaissance (US Army)
C&RControl and Restraint
C&RCompromise & Release (insurance claim settlements)
C&RConvoy and Routing
C&RCircumvention and Recovery
C&RCompress and Retransmit
C&RCareless and Reckless Driving (North Carolina)


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In his latest project, a private coastal house near Tateyama, we have an indication of what to expect, with his unswerving ambition for formal experimentation, moderated by maturity, control and restraint.
Rock solid: the work of Sou Fujimoto gains strength and maturity by Gregory, Rob / The Architectural Review
Upon achieving control and restraint, officers should transport the subject in an ambulance directly to a medical facility for diagnosis and treatment.
Deaths during police intervention by Parent, Richard / The FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
The pressuring player always wants to exhibit control and restraint backed by an aggressive "you can't beat me" attitude.
Principles of defense by Coach and Athletic Director
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