From the books ... Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
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... reflected back
to you from him.
BB p.118,
To Wives
2.
... reflected carefully
upon each instance, and have ...
12&12 p.83,
Step Nine
After we have made the list of people we have harmed, have reflected carefully upon each instance, and have tried to possess ourselves of the right attitude in which to proceed, we will see that the making of direct amends divides those we should approach into several classes.
3.
... reflected in
new customs and practices within ...
BB xxiv,
Foreword to Fourth Edition
While our literature
has preserved the integrity of the A.A. message, sweeping changes in society as a whole are reflected in new customs and practices within the Fellowship.
4.
... reflected more
than Jim did upon the ...
BB p.37,
More About Alcoholism
5.
... reflected that,
after all, he was a ...
BB p.27,
There Is A Solution
Upon hearing this, our friend was somewhat relieved, for he reflected
that, after all, he was a good church member.
6.
... reflected there
was enough gin concealed about ...
BB p.8,
Bill's Story
With a certain satisfaction I reflected
there was enough gin concealed about the house
to carry me through that
night and the next day.
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