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      <description>I&amp;rsquo;ve always been interested in how we narrate visual analytics. The hardest task in dataviz is not analysis or visualization, but figuring out what to say about it. I used to believe that a well designed chart does not need a narration. That may be valid, but over the years I&amp;rsquo;ve realized that it is the narrative that turns something that is merely pretty and insightful into something that is viral.</description>
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      <description>I have recently moved from Pune to Delhi. I had spent only a year in Pune, having moved there from Mumbai, where I lived for three years. Whenever I move, the bulk of my luggage consists of books and clothes. My stay in Pune was just a transition, so I never bothered to unpack and store all my stuff too carefully. Thus, a corner of my bedroom in my Pune apartment always looked like this: The actual volume of books that I carried from Pune to Delhi is about twice of what is seen in the picture.</description>
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