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CRY
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CRYCare and Relief for the Young (UK charity)
CRYCommunity Resources for Youth (Washington County, PA)
CRYCryogenics
CRYChild Relief and You
CRYCentre de Ressources Yvelinois (French resource center)
CRYCardiac Risk in the Young (Surrey, UK)
CRYChild Rights and You (UK)


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It meets a higher drop specification and offers a greater level of dust and moisture protection featuring what Dell calls "Ballistic Armor Protection System PR-481" -- a high-strength substance used for applications such as cryogenics, aircraft components, military equipment and medical devices.
The cryogenics comment was trumpeted in a number of news reports as a serious plan by Cowell, a music industry executive and TV producer.
We designed and developed the Freshline TRS freezer in consultation with our customers," pointed out Ann Callens, United Kingdom-based European business development manager for Air Products' Food and Cryogenics division.
 
 
 
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