If anything, " South Asia " is more American and international usage, Britain ( still fondly remembering its Indian empire in the haze of an after dinner pipe and port ) would likely go for " Indian . " As for the real discussion that began on March 1, there were some regular discussants; these were : Gunpowder Ma, Athenean, Huon, SSeagal, Mdw0, Wikireader41, SpacemanSpiff, Mar4d.
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But I find it amusing that while he imparts wonderful motives to the Irish politics at the time, he skips ( very quickly ) past the motivation of the British choice of the term, and especially how the context of all that history fits with British modern usage against Irish and international usage . . . .-- talk ) 16 : 47, 13 July 2009 ( UTC)
