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There are multiple Eurasian polities that were once part of the British Imperial control. These include the modern day states of Israel, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and the city of Hong Kong (now under Chinese administration).

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Asian Countries that have been colonized by England were Brunei,Malaysia,Myanmar,India,Pakistan,Bangladesh,Sri Lanka,Maldives,Kuwait,Palestine,Jordan,Oman,Yemen,Singapore,and the part of China Hong Kong.

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