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in the wake of

0Still, Gates affirmed again there is unanimous opposition in the international community to forcing aid to the Myanmar people suffering in the wake of the devastating cyclone that struck in early May.02br
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0 Can I replace "in the wake" with "in the aftermath"? 02br
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00Suffering in the wake of the devastating cyclone = suffering as a result of it.02br
00Suffering in the aftermath = suffering the consequences of it.0-
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