From the books ... Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
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... anybody.
12&12 p.93,
Step Ten
Courtesy, kindness, justice, and love are the keynotes by which we may come
into harmony with practically anybody.
2.
... anybody but
ourselves.
12&12 p.79,
Step Eight
3.
... anybody else.
12&12 p.147,
Tradition Four
In charting this enormous expanse of freedom, we found it necessary to post only two storm signals: A group ought not do anything which
would greatly injure A.A. as a whole, nor ought it affiliate itself with anything or anybody else.
4.
... anybody else
can survive unless he carries ...
12&12 p.130,
Tradition One
5.
... anybody else
is not counted as some ...
12&12 p.177,
Tradition Ten
Let us reemphasize that
this reluctance to fight one another or anybody else is not counted as some special virtue which makes us feel superior to other people.
6.
... anybody, has
to be abandoned, if only ...
12&12 p.93,
Step Ten
The idea that we can be possessively loving of
a few, can ignore the many, and can continue to fear or hate anybody, has to be abandoned,
if only a little at a time.
7.
... anybody in
the business.'
12&12 p.136,
Tradition Two
8.
... anybody or
anything.
BB p.103,
Working With Others
9.
... anybody who
tries.
12&12 p.97,
Step Eleven
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