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... clear.
12&12
Foreword, p.17
In it alcoholism was described from the alcoholic's point of view, the spiritual ideas of the Society were codified for the first time in the Twelve Steps, and the application
of these Steps to the alcoholic's dilemma was made clear.
2.
... clear a
channel choked up with anger, ...
12&12
Step Eleven, p.103
Just saying it over and over will often enable us to clear a channel choked up with anger, fear, frustration, or misunderstanding, and permit us to return to the surest help of all -- our search for God's will, not our own, in the moment of stress.
3.
... clear away
morbidity and encourage balance.
12&12
Step Four, p.46
4.
... clear away
the wreck.
BB
The Family Afterward, p.123
5.
Clear away
the wreckage of your past.
BB
A Vision For You, p.164
6.
... clear, cost
what it may?
12&12
Step Nine, p.86
Do we lay the matter before our sponsor or spiritual adviser, earnestly asking God's help and guidance -- meanwhile resolving to do the right thing when it becomes clear, cost what it may?
7.
... clear-cut directions
are given showing how we ...
BB
There Is A Solution, p.29
8.
... clear-cut idea
of what has actually happened ...
BB
There Is A Solution, p.29
These give a fair cross section of our membership and a clear-cut idea of what has actually happened in their
lives.
9.
... clear mind
and body of the effects ...
BB
To Employers, p.143
10.
... clear now
that we ought never to ...
12&12
Tradition Nine, p.174
It is clear now that we ought never to name boards to govern us, but it is equally
clear that we shall always need to authorize workers to serve us.
11.
... clear recognition
of what and who we ...
12&12
Step Five, p.58
To those who have made progress in A.A., it amounts to a clear recognition of what and who we really are, followed by a sincere attempt to become what we could be.
12.
... clear that
he is not under pressure, ...
BB
Working With Others, p.94
13.
... clear that
if we ever were to ...
12&12
Step Twelve, p.116
It became clear that if we ever were to feel emotionally secure among grown-up people, we would have to put our lives on a give-and-take basis; we would have to develop
the sense of being in partnership or brotherhood with all those
around us.
14.
... clear that
we made our own misery.
BB
The Family Afterward, p.133
15.
... clear that
we shall always need to ...
12&12
Tradition Nine, p.174
It is clear now that we ought never to name boards to govern us, but it is equally
clear that we shall always need to authorize workers to serve us.
16.
... clear the
distinction between the alcoholic and ...
BB
We Agnostics, p.44
17.
... clear the
ground a bit.
BB
We Agnostics, p.55
18.
... clear thinking
and honest appraisal.
12&12
Step Four, p.54
19.
... clear three
pertinent ideas:
BB
How It Works, p.60
Our description of the alcoholic, the chapter to
the agnostic, and our personal adventures before and after make clear three pertinent ideas:
20.
... clear understanding
and right, grown-up attitudes, very ...
12&12
Step Twelve, p.119
21.
... clear understanding
of the risk he takes ...
BB
To Wives, p.112
You think he ought to know the subject better, as everyone should
have a clear understanding of the risk
he takes if he drinks too much.
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