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Yes.

But finding them in the Object Model is an interesting challenge because they're not called cross references, they're called hyperlinks. Here's a snippet of code I used to make a cross reference using a format I called "Page Number Only" that I had previously created (manually in the UI):

var destination = doc.hyperlinkTextDestinations.add(dest, {name:termName}); 
var xRefForm = doc.crossReferenceFormats.item("Page Number Only"); 
var sourceText = getSource(para); 
if (sourceText == null) {return } // I don't think this can happen, but just in case 
var source = doc.crossReferenceSources.add(sourceText, xRefForm); 
var myLink = doc.hyperlinks.add(source, destination); 
myLink.visible = false;

So, it is very similar to making any other kind of hyperlink. First, make your destination (dest in that first statement is a text reference into my document) then make a cross reference source, then make a hyperlink joining the two together.

Dave