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The key components of Data Storytelling are:
1. Data: The foundation of any data storytelling is the data itself. It should be accurate, relevant, and reliable.
2. Narrative: This is the story that you weave around your data. It should be engaging and should connect with your audience.
3. Visuals: These are used to represent your data in a more understandable and appealing way. They can include charts, graphs, infographics, etc.
4. Context: Providing context to your data helps your audience understand the significance of your data.
5. Simplicity: The story, visuals, and data should be simple enough for your audience to understand.
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