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Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
FACT occurs
64 times
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1.
2.
They should have been
weaned long before, and if they have not
been, they should
wake up to the
fact.
3.
4.
5.
He was as
much a
fact as we
were.
6.
We won't be
biased or
scared
off by that
fact,
because although he was not an
alcoholic he did,
like us,
go through the
emotional wringer.
7.
This is
especially true if
he has, in
fact,
behaved badly at all.
8.
9.
10.
11.
The
tremendous fact for
every one of us is that we have
discovered a
common solution.
12.
This is the
Great Fact for us.
13.
The
minute we
saw this
compromising fact for what
it was, we
asked the
prospective publicity
director how he
felt about
it.
14.
15.
Frequently, you have
felt
obliged to
tell your
husband's
employer and his
friends that he was
sick,
when as a
matter of
fact he
was
tight.
16.
In
fact, his
rival was
ruined.
17.
18.
As a
matter of
fact, I
still do -- all
except the
worship part.
19.
To him, this
proposition will be
no theory at all; it
will be
just about the
largest fact in his
life.
20.
... fact is
accepted, our bankruptcy as going ...
12&12
Step One, p.21
21.
22.
The
fact is that he should
work
with
other people to
maintain his
own sobriety.
23.
The
fact is that most
alcoholics, for
reasons yet obscure, have
lost the
power of
choice in
drink.
24.
In
fact, it
came right out of the
Bible -- a
voice kept saying to me, 'The
laborer is
worthy of his
hire.'
25.
But the
moment I
made up my
mind to
go
through with the
process,
I had the
curious feeling
that my
alcoholic condition was
relieved, as
in
fact it
proved to be.
26.
Then we had been
told that so
far
as
alcohol is
concerned,
self-
confidence was
no good whatever; in
fact, it was a
total liability.
27.
Never once in my
life have I had a
headache,
which
fact leads me to
believe that I was an
alcoholic almost from the
start.
28.
The
cases we have
followed
through have been most
interesting; in
fact,
many of them are
amazing.
29.
30.
Ask them to
remember, when
they are
impatient, the
blessed fact of his
sobriety.
31.
32.
33.
We
never wanted to
deal with the
fact of
suffering.
34.
35.
Despite these
misgivings, we had to
recognize the
fact that
A.A. had to
function.
36.
It's
no doubt a
fact that
A.A. is
full of
people who
once believed as I do.
37.
38.
... fact that
alcoholics almost never recovered on ...
12&12
Step One, p.22
39.
But we do have to
soberly face the
fact that
being in the
public eye is
hazardous,
especially for us.
40.
At the
very beginning, the
couple ought to
frankly face the
fact that
each will have to
yield here and there if the
family is
going to
play an
effective part in the
new life.
41.
Of
far more importance was the
fact that
he was the
first living human with whom I had
ever talked, who
knew what he was
talking about in
regard to
alcoholism from
actual experience.
42.
Admit that he
probably knows more about it than you do,
but
call to his
attention
the
fact that however
deep his
faith and
knowledge, he
could not have
applied it or he would not
drink.
43.
Service,
gladly rendered,
obligations squarely met,
troubles well accepted or
solved with
God's
help, the
knowledge that at
home or in
the
world outside we are
partners in a
common effort, the
well-
understood fact that in
God's
sight all
human beings are
important, the
proof that
love freely given surely brings a
full return, the
certainty that
we are
no longer isolated and
alone in
self-
constructed prisons, the
surety that we
need no longer be
square pegs in
round holes but can
fit and
belong in
God's
scheme of
things -- these are
the
permanent and
legitimate satisfactions of
right living for which
no amount of
pomp and
circumstance,
no heap of
material possessions, could
possibly be
substitutes.
44.
We do not
decry professionalism in
other fields, but we
accept the
sober fact that it does not
work for us.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
But
after a
while we had to
face the
fact that we
must find a
spiritual basis of
life -- or
else.
51.
The
key words "
entirely ready"
underline the
fact that we
want to
aim at the
very best we
know or can
learn.
52.
If you
take it, your
past will be
forgotten and the
fact that you
went away for
treatment will not be
mentioned.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
These
things were
true to some
extent, in
fact, to a
considerable extent with
some of us.
59.
The
fact was we
really hadn't
cleaned house so that the
grace of
God could
enter us and
expel the
obsession.
60.
61.
We could
wish to be
moral, we
could
wish to be
philosophically comforted, in
fact, we could
will these
things with all our
might, but the
needed power
wasn't there.
62.
63.
64.
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