CRO
Britishabbreviation
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cathode-ray oscilloscope
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(in Britain) Community Relations Officer
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Criminal Records Office
Example Sentences
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Many Russian firms are grappling with how to handle their communications, said Ksenia Kasyanova, R&D Director at PR company CROS.
From Reuters
“I think of our industry kind of like an island being fueled by the volcano that’s underneath, adding more magma each year,” says John Goforth, CRO of Magellan AI.
From The Verge
John Goforth, Magellan AI’s CRO, tells me “thousands” of publishers have already signed up, including NPR, which is the only name he shared.
From The Verge
But this is his third stage race win in as many years after 2019's CRO Race and last year's UAE Tour.
From BBC
Census advocates see the jettisoning of CRO as just the latest example of actions that are jeopardizing the bureau’s exhaustive plans to ensure a high-quality count.
From Science Magazine
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