in a mysql longtext field

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I would like to query my table for how many rows contain one or more instances of <CR><LF><LF>. I can't figure out the correct syntax. I would try

LIKE '%<CR><LF><LF>%',

but I don't know how to specify these special characters. I did try

where mydata REGEXP '%[.CR.][.LF.][.LF.]%',

and that didn't get a syntax error but neither did it return any rows. So, I realized I need a way to insert the test data as well!

Note: I am using mysql 5.0.

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