From the books ... Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
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... criticize.
BB p.89,
Working With Others
2.
... criticize.
BB p.117,
To Wives
3.
... criticize.
BB p.129,
The Family Afterward
4.
... criticize each
other.
BB p.118,
To Wives
If you both show a willingness to remedy
your own defects, there will be little need to criticize each other.
5.
... criticize his
associates?
BB p.145,
To Employers
Can he talk frankly with
you so long as he does not bear business tales or criticize his associates?
6.
... criticize or
laugh at himself and it ...
BB p.125,
The Family Afterward
A man may criticize or laugh at himself and it will affect others favorably, but criticism or ridicule coming from another often produces the contrary effect.
7.
... criticize, pointing
out how he is falling ...
BB p.126,
The Family Afterward
8.
... criticize such
a person or argue.
BB p.77,
Into Action
9.
... criticize them.
BB p.83,
Into Action
We ought to sit down with the family and frankly analyze the past as we now see it, being very careful not to criticize them.
10.
... criticize; we
are trying to proclaim our ...
12&12 p.67,
Step Six
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