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Usually no, although it depends on the context.

Example without a comma following "whereas":

Old rose varieties are generally very fragrant, whereas the new hybrids often seem to have very little fragrance.

Example with a comma following "whereas":

He was polite and reserved at the office, whereas, if you saw him on the football field, you might not recognize that fierce competitor as the same person.

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