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- ↑ Cheney, Jen (4 April 2014), "Don't hit fast-forward. Opening title sequences are a vital part of TV's best shows.", Washington Post , retrieved 21 November 2014
- ↑ Dunne, Carey (20 August 2013), "Move Over, Dove. "Orange Is The New Black" Celebrates Real Women." Fast Company
- ↑ Huffington Post (20 August 2013), "‘Orange Is The New Black’ Opening Credits Feature Real, Formerly Incarcerated Women (VIDEO)."
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