This photo provided by Salt River Project utility, Margie, left, and Alvin Tso sit outside their house on the Navajo Nation in Arizona, on Feb. 20, 2014. . The couple who raised eight children in the LeChee area of the Navajo Nation did so without a power line running to their home. When Margie Tso heard of a project to connect her home and dozens of others to the power grid, she watched as each power pole came closer and closer. On Monday (April 7), the Tsos had electricity for the first time. (AP Photo/Courtesy of Salt River Project Utility, Michael McNamara)
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