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in the wake of

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in the wake of something
following or as a result of something. The airport lowered parking rates in the wake of many complaints from drivers who felt the rates were far too high.
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Both men then looked with a weird unholy interest in the wake of Gaffer's boat.
So I, too, with the rest of the world, was following in the wake of the magical music.
Hence the houses of this district, having had a thousand dwellers, should have a thousand tales to tell, mostly dull ones, no doubt; but it would be strange if there could not be found a ghost or two in the wake of all these vagrant guests.
 
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