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- ↑ 2014 NCS AWARDS: Reuben winner Wiley Miller (‘Non Sequitur’) appreciates honor’s esteemed legacy, by Michael Cavna, at the Washington Post ; published May 25, 2014; retrieved September 17, 2014
