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Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and
Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
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1.
... started again?"
BB p.24,
There Is A Solution
How
often have some of us
begun to
drink in this
nonchalant way, and
after the
third or
fourth,
pounded on the
bar and
said to
ourselves, "For
God's
sake, how did I
ever get started again?"
2.
... started and
stayed broke, while its individual ...
12&12 p.161,
Tradition Seven
3.
... started, he
had no control whatever.
BB p.32,
More About Alcoholism
Once he
started, he had
no control whatever.
4.
... started in
Baltimore a century ago, almost ...
12&12 p.178,
Tradition Ten
5.
... started in
the club, pitched a binge, ...
12&12 p.148,
Tradition Four
6.
... started in
the morning, getting well organized ...
BB p.179,
Doctor Bob's Nightmare
7.
... started on
that last bender, the chances ...
BB p.23,
There Is A Solution
If you
ask him
why he
started on that
last bender, the
chances are he
will offer you
any one of a
hundred alibis.
8.
... started one
more journey to the asylum ...
BB p.36,
More About Alcoholism
9.
... started out
to overtake Walter Hagen.
BB p.3,
Bill's Story
10.
... started to
get perspective on ourselves, which ...
12&12 p.48,
Step Four
For we had
started to
get perspective on
ourselves, which is
another way of
saying that we were
gaining
in
humility.
11.
... started to
sprout in a new soil, ...
BB p.117,
To Wives
Seed has
started to
sprout in a
new soil, but
growth has only
begun.
12.
... started up.
12&12 p.147,
Tradition Four
13.
... started up
and it was found, to ...
BB xviii,
Foreword to Second Edition
New groups started up and it was
found, to the
astonishment of
everyone, that
A.A.'s
message could be
transmitted in the
mail as
well as by
word of
mouth.
14.
... started upon
a personal inventory.
BB p.64,
How It Works
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