1. Yes.
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2. The meaning is clearer if you include data, yes. It would be even clearer if you use "data and images".
3. "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner"
Use quotation marks (inverted commas?) for titles of stories, articles, poems, songs ...
Use italics for titles of books, movies, newspapers, artwork ...
I just have one more doubts concerning the use of commas.
1)....... based on personal duty, hard work, respectability, and charity.
Do I need to set the comma before and?
2) The telescreen transmits and receives all the time. (Do I need to include "data"?)
3) Shall I write Coleridge's The Rime of the Ancient Mariner between inverted commas or in italics?
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