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9. You are asked to coach a new analyst through developing and drafting a data story. The basic steps you outlined for the new analyst are: 1. Develop the narrative 2. Use a tool to organize key points and get a storyline together 3. Outline who the key audience is and ensure the message appeals to those figures 4. Edit and ensure the document is user-friendty True or False: During your explanation, you missed one of the key points to developing a data story. True Falie .

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