From the books ... Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
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... reveal only
a part of your story.
12&12 p.61,
Step Five
Perhaps, though, your relation to him is such that
you would care to reveal only
a part of your story.
2.
... reveal that
he has padded his expense ...
BB p.145,
To Employers
He may, for example, reveal
that he has padded his expense account or that he
has planned to take your best customers away from you.
3.
... reveal the
very defects the objectionable questions ...
12&12 p.53,
Step Four
To these it can be suggested that a conscientious examination is likely to
reveal the very defects the objectionable questions are concerned
with.
4.
... reveal the
very worst, we must be ...
12&12 p.84,
Step Nine
While we may be quite willing to reveal the very worst, we must be sure to remember that we cannot buy
our own peace of mind at the expense of others.
5.
... reveal themselves
that the pain will be ...
12&12 p.78,
Step Eight
But if a willing start is
made, then the great advantages of doing this
will so quickly reveal themselves that the pain will be lessened as one obstacle after another melts away.
6.
... reveal what
our true motives were.
12&12 p.94,
Step Ten
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