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added "bedrock" for the 1800s, a great term; at 9-17-35-72, only two vacancies left to perfect the geometric increase!
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|an American term for unbroken solid rock underneath fragments or soil, which adopted the figurative meaning of strong values:  "bedrock principles"<ref>http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/bedrock</ref>
 
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