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... along.
BB
Into Action, p.84
This thought brings us to
Step Ten, which suggests we continue to take personal inventory and continue to
set right any new mistakes as we go along.
2.
... along.
BB
Working With Others, p.99
3.
... along.
BB
Working With Others, p.102
4.
... along.
12&12
Step Eleven, p.96
We A.A.'s are active folk, enjoying the satisfactions of dealing with the realities
of life, usually for the first time in our lives, and strenuously trying to help the next alcoholic who comes along.
5.
... along because
he must, but later he ...
12&12
Tradition One, p.130
At first he goes along because he must, but later he discovers a way of life he really wants to live.
6.
... along better
without its "God nonsense."
12&12
Tradition Three, p.143
7.
... along, except
for our drinking, what need ...
12&12
Step Four, p.45
If we were pretty nice people all along, except for our drinking, what
need is there for a moral inventory now that we are sober?
8.
... along fine.
12&12
Tradition Five, p.153
9.
... along, he
found he could talk easily ...
12&12
Tradition Twelve, p.186
When opportunities to be helpful came along, he found he could talk easily about A.A. to almost anyone.
10.
... along spiritual
lines.
BB
How It Works, p.60
11.
... along the
road are taken grudgingly, yet ...
12&12
Step Seven, p.74
12.
... along this
line all we wish.
BB
Into Action, p.85
13.
... along to
a miserable end.
BB
Bill's Story, p.8
Everyone became resigned to the certainty
that I would have to be shut up somewhere, or would stumble
along to a miserable end.
14.
... along to
me -- if I cared to ...
BB
Bill's Story, p.9
15.
... along with
Dr. Bob S. founded Alcoholics ...
12&12
Introduction, p.14
Bill W., who along with Dr. Bob S. founded Alcoholics Anonymous in 1935, wrote the book to share 18 years of collective experience within the Fellowship on how A.A. members recover, and how our
society functions.
16.
... along with
everything else, in God's hands.
BB
To Wives, p.120
17.
... along with
his liabilities.
12&12
Step Four, p.46
The sponsor probably points out that the newcomer has some assets
which can be noted along with
his liabilities.
18.
... along with
your husband if you possibly ...
BB
To Wives, p.117
19.
... along without
drinking for a few months, ...
BB
To Employers, p.146
After your man has gone along without drinking for a few months, you may be able to make use of his services with other employees who are giving you the alcoholic run-around -- provided, of course, they are
willing to have a third party in the picture.
20.
... along without
him, who constantly connives for ...
12&12
Tradition Two, p.135
The bleeding deacon is one who is just as surely convinced that the group cannot get along without him, who constantly connives for
reelection to office,
and who continues to be consumed with self-pity.
21.
... along without
liquor, but how can I?
BB
A Vision For You, p.152
22.
... along without
my presence.
BB
Doctor Bob's Nightmare, p.173
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