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	~~'''British English''' is a broad term used to refer usually to the standard dialect of English spoken in Britain. In colonial times, British English was the standard.~~

	The use of British English has eroded in 'favour' of the local standard dialect [[Standard Singapore English]]. Notable local speakers of British English include [[Lee Kuan Yew]], who read law at Cambridge.

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