0Here is a sentence: 02br 02br 00The software came in the wake of a war that has been waged between the company and the hackers.02br 02br 00Does "Come in the wake of a war"00 means "the war just started" ?0-
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0 The "wake of war" means the aftermath of war. 'Wake' can mean a trail, disturbance, or other sign that something has passed. 0-
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0 The "wake of war" means the aftermath of war.
'Wake' can mean a trail, disturbance, or other sign that something has passed.
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0Yes; "wake" in this sense originally meant the disturbance that a boat leaves behind it in water.02br 02br 00(There seems to be a strong nautical theme to your questions today, Warrener.)02br 02br 00MrP0-