Bases
Principles and bases are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Principles" instead a noun "Bases".
Principles
Principles noun - General or basic truths on which other truths or theories can be based.
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- Sometimes the chapters of a specific book also follow a pattern: Issola bases them on etiquette principles, while Dzur uses dishes of food.
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You see, President Rumsfeld is a psychopath who bases every single policy on anarcho-capitalist/free market principles while doing anything to put down anything that even remotely whiffs of communism - to give you an idea, Britain under a Labour government is too far left for his tastes.
Source: Eagleland
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