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1.
... club couldn't answer its telephone, but it ...   12&12 p.167, Tradition Eight
Even more important, an empty club couldn't answer its telephone, but it was an open invitation to a drunk on a binge who possessed a spare key.

2.
... club; in the second story they would ...   12&12 p.147, Tradition Four
Beginning on the ground floor there would be a club; in the second story they would sober up drunks and hand them currency for their back debts; the third deck would house an educational project -- quite noncontroversial, of course.

3.
... club is going to function, it has ...   12&12 p.167, Tradition Eight
If a club is going to function, it has to be habitable and hospitable.

4.
... club janitor and cook.   12&12 p.167, Tradition Eight
Take the case of the club janitor and cook.

5.
... club members; others started in the club, ...   12&12 p.148, Tradition Four
Some would start at the top and come through to the bottom, becoming club members; others started in the club, pitched a binge, were hospitalized, then graduated to education on the third floor.

6.
... club-minded, but it was just a question ...   12&12 p.148, Tradition Four
Some were club-minded, but it was just a question of taking care of the lonely heart.

7.
... club of anger we had intended to ...   12&12 p.47, Step Four
We had to see that when we harbored grudges and planned revenge for such defeats, we were really beating ourselves with the club of anger we had intended to use on others.


8.
... club over your head.   BB p.108, To Wives   Go to page 108 in the Big Book
An alcoholic of this temperament may be quick to use this chapter as a club over your head.

9.
... club, pitched a binge, were hospitalized, then ...   12&12 p.148, Tradition Four
Some would start at the top and come through to the bottom, becoming club members; others started in the club, pitched a binge, were hospitalized, then graduated to education on the third floor.

10.
... club was.   12&12 p.163, Tradition Seven
During the intermission, the treasurer gave a timid talk on how broke the club was.

11.
... club worse than the distant alcoholics who ...   12&12 p.163, Tradition Seven
I who had boasted my generosity that morning was treating my own club worse than the distant alcoholics who had forgotten to send the Foundation their dollars.


Passages from the Big Book Alcoholics Anonymous and the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions are reprinted with permission of A.A. World Services, Inc.  The A.A. Preamble, copyright © The A.A. Grapevine, Inc., is reprinted with permission.  Permission to reprint does not in any way imply affiliation with or endorsement by either Alcoholics Anonymous or The A.A. Grapevine, Inc.

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