From the books ... Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
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... fellow.
BB p.9,
Bill's Story
2.
... fellow A.A.'s.
12&12 p.119,
Step Twelve
3.
... fellow alcoholics
across the country or around ...
BB xxiv,
Foreword to Fourth Edition
Taking advantage of technological advances, for example, A.A. members with computers can participate in meetings online, sharing with fellow alcoholics across the country or around the world.
4.
... fellow alcoholics
and before the general public.
12&12 p.187,
Tradition Twelve
Moved by the spirit of anonymity, we try to give up our natural desires for personal distinction
as A.A. members both among fellow alcoholics and before the general public.
5.
... fellow alcoholics
who are still in distress.
12&12 p.106,
Step Twelve
6.
... Fellow Anonymous:
"Damn little to laugh about ...
BB p.157,
A Vision For You
7.
... fellow can't
handle his liquor."
BB p.20,
There Is A Solution
8.
... fellow drinkers,
who were cursed (or perhaps ...
BB p.172,
Doctor Bob's Nightmare
I seemed to be able to snap back the next morning better than most of my fellow
drinkers, who were cursed (or perhaps blessed) with a great deal of morning-after nausea.
9.
... fellow members.
12&12 p.168,
Tradition Eight
10.
... fellow members
were.
12&12 p.162,
Tradition Seven
Looking at this avalanche of mail one morning at the office, I paced up and down ranting how irresponsible and tightwad my fellow members were.
11.
... fellow members
with the same burning enthusiasm ...
12&12 p.143,
Tradition Three
These ideas he sold to fellow members with the same burning enthusiasm with which he distributed automobile polish.
12.
... fellow of
Alcoholics Anonymous stared glassily at ...
BB p.157,
A Vision For You
Two days later, a future fellow of Alcoholics Anonymous stared glassily at the strangers beside his bed.
13.
... fellow, or
even quite a lot superior?
12&12 p.66,
Step Six
Who, for example, doesn't like to feel just a little superior to the next fellow, or even quite a lot superior?
14.
... fellow-sufferers.
BB p.159,
A Vision For You
They shared their homes,
their slender resources, and gladly devoted their spare hours to fellow-sufferers.
15.
... fellow sufferers
in recovery from that age-old, ...
12&12 p.15,
Foreword
Alcoholics Anonymous is a worldwide fellowship
of more than one hundred thousand(*) alcoholic men and women who are banded together to solve their common problems and to help fellow sufferers in recovery
from that age-old, baffling malady, alcoholism.
16.
... fellow sufferers,
people whose woes we have ...
12&12 p.78,
Step Eight
17.
... fellow 'take
it easy'?
12&12 p.26,
Step Two
18.
... fellow travelers
are, and that is where ...
BB p.130,
The Family Afterward
19.
... fellow who
goes to bed so intoxicated ...
BB p.21,
There Is A Solution
20.
... fellow who
has been puzzling you, especially ...
BB p.21,
There Is A Solution
21.
... fellow whose
parents could not make out ...
BB p.158,
A Vision For You
He proved to be a devil-may-care young fellow whose parents could not make out whether he wanted to stop drinking or not.
22.
... fellow worker
will soon have friends galore.
BB p.163,
A Vision For You
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