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... victim from
this kind of talk.
BB
To Employers, pp.145-146
2.
... victim of
another addiction even worse stigmatized ...
12&12
Tradition Three, p.142
"But," he asked, "will you let me join your group? Since I am the victim of another addiction even worse stigmatized than alcoholism, you may not want
me among you. Or will you?"
3.
... victim of
crooked thinking, directly caused by ...
BB
To Employers, p.140
Can it be appreciated that he has been a victim of crooked thinking, directly caused by the action of alcohol on his brain?
4.
... victim of
the delusion that he can ...
BB
How It Works, p.61
Is he not a victim of the delusion that he can wrest satisfaction and happiness out of this world if he only manages well?
5.
... victim to
a belief which practically every ...
BB
More About Alcoholism, p.32
Then he fell victim to a belief which practically
every alcoholic has --
that his long period of sobriety and self-discipline had qualified
him to drink as other men.
6.
... victim would
then rightly declare that his ...
12&12
Tradition Twelve, p.185
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