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From the books  ...  Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)

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DAMAGE   occurs   15 times 4 in BB  •  11 in 12&12 Definition in Merriam-Webster Online
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1.
  ... damage almost as extensive as that we ...  12&12 Step Eight, p.81
When we take such personality traits as these into shop, office, and the society of our fellows, they can do damage almost as extensive as that we have caused at home.


2.
  ... damage done in the past.  BB Into Action, p.76
Now we go out to our fellows and repair the damage done in the past.


3.
  ... damage her and his children, nearly always ...  12&12 Step Twelve, p.119
The alcoholic, realizing what his wife has endured, and now fully understanding how much he himself did to damage her and his children, nearly always takes up his marriage responsibilities with a willingness to repair what he can and to accept what he can't.


4.
  ... damage immediately lest we pay the penalty ...  BB Working With Others, p.99
But we must try to repair the damage immediately lest we pay the penalty by a spree.


5.
  ... damage in its waste of time, men ...  BB To Employers, p.148
Alcoholism may be causing your organization considerable damage in its waste of time, men and reputation.


6.
  ... damage might be irreparable.  12&12 Tradition Twelve, p.187
If even one publicly got drunk, or was lured into using A.A.'s name for his own purposes, the damage might be irreparable.


7.
  ... damage other people and me?  12&12 Step Four, p.50
When, and how, and in just what instances did my selfish pursuit of the sex relation damage other people and me?


8.
  ... damage that may take long to repair.  BB The Family Afterward, p.127
Let them remember that his drinking wrought all kinds of damage that may take long to repair.


9.
  ... damage the group.  12&12 Tradition One, p.130
He learns that the clamor of desires and ambitions within him must be silenced whenever these could damage the group.


10.
  ... damage to family life brought about by ...  12&12 Step Twelve, p.117
To a surprising extent, A.A. has offset the damage to family life brought about by years of alcoholism.


11.
  ... damage to people.  12&12 Step Eight, p.80
To define the word "harm" in a practical way, we might call it the result of instincts in collision, which cause physical, mental, emotional, or spiritual damage to people.


12.
  ... damage we have done.  12&12 Step Nine, p.86
There can only be one consideration which should qualify our desire for a complete disclosure of the damage we have done.


13.
  ... damage we have done and make our ...  12&12 Step Nine, p.84
Against this background we can freely admit the damage we have done and make our apologies.


14.
  ... damage we have done; and third, having ...  12&12 Step Eight, p.77
First, we take a look backward and try to discover where we have been at fault; next we make a vigorous attempt to repair the damage we have done; and third, having thus cleaned away the debris of the past, we consider how, with our newfound knowledge of ourselves, we may develop the best possible relations with every human being we know.


15.
  ... damage we have done by our drinking.  12&12 Step Nine, pp.83-84
After coming from our first meeting, or perhaps after we have finished reading the book "Alcoholics Anonymous," we usually want to sit down with some member of the family and readily admit the damage we have done by our drinking.


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