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... nonalcoholic.
BB p.31,
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By every form of self-deception and experimentation, they will try to prove themselves exceptions to the rule, therefore nonalcoholic.
2.
... nonalcoholic could.
BB xvi,
Foreword to Second Edition
3.
... nonalcoholic for
the same job.
12&12 p.168,
Tradition Eight
4.
... nonalcoholic friends
often do?
12&12 p.113,
Step Twelve
Can we now, with the help of God as we understand Him, handle them as well and as bravely as our nonalcoholic friends often do?
5.
... nonalcoholic people
who, though drinking foolishly and ...
BB p.39,
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That may be true of certain
nonalcoholic people who, though drinking foolishly and heavily at
the present time, are able to stop or moderate, because their brains and bodies have not
been damaged as ours were.
6.
... nonalcoholic, to
use the society for their ...
12&12 p.178,
Tradition Ten
Instead, the Washingtonians permitted politicians
and reformers, both alcoholic and nonalcoholic,
to use the society for their
own purposes.
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