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Essay heading: Sandra Day O'Connor
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Her parents, Harry and Ada Mae, owned the Lazy-B-Cattle Ranch in southeastern Arizona, where O'Connor grew up. O'Connor experienced a difficult life on the ranch in her early years. The ranch itself did not receive electricity or running water until she was seven. Since their nearest neighbors lived 25 miles away, the family spent their days mostly in isolation... displayed 300 characters
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Since their nearest neighbors lived 25 miles away, the family spent their days mostly in isolation. Her younger brother and sister were not born until she was eight years old, leaving her to spend many years as an only child. To make up for the loneliness, she made friends with many of the ranch's cowboys and kept many pets, including a bobcat... displayed next 300 characters
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