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Yes, but if the antecedent is different, we may add some word or phrase like "in turn" or "also" or "itself."
The candle fell over, which set the table cloth ablaze, which in turn caused the house to burn down.
However, better style is achieved with shorter, more direct sentences: The candle fell over, which set the tablecloth ablaze. This cause the house to burn down.
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