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31. Tonga
> Joined: June 4, 1970
> Population: 106,760
> System of government: Unitary constitutional monarchy
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32. Samoa
> Joined: Aug. 28, 1970
> Population: 200,140
> System of government: Unitary Westminster republic
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33. Fiji
> Joined: Oct. 10, 1970
> Population: 90,290
> System of government: Unitary Westminster republic
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34. Bangladesh
> Joined: April 18, 1972
> Population: 166,303,490
> System of government: Unitary Westminster republic
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35. The Bahamas
> Joined: July 10, 1973
> Population: 396,910
> System of government: Unitary Commonwealth realm
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