Department, the Clinton Foundation and a well-connected consulting firm called Teneo Strategies.

Abedin kept control of Clinton's schedule and often determined who would get face-time with the secretary.

During a trip to Ireland in 2012, Clinton met with executives from Teneo and attended an event hosted by a Clinton Foundation donor, emails provided to Citizens United show.

But a planned dinner in Dublin with Teneo executives never appeared on her official calendar, raising questions about whether the gathering was struck from her schedule for political reasons.

"Citizens United wants to know how many overseas dinners Sec. Clinton attended with Clinton Foundation donors that didn't make it on her schedule," said David Bossie, the group's president.

A lawsuit filed by the Associated Press has also turned up evidence that Clinton's official calendars omitted dozenstest of numerical skills, a test of place value representations, and an attitude toward mathematics questionnaire. As both Chinese- and English-medium schools in Hong Kong followed the same mathematics curriculum, the two groups of Hong Kong children differed primarily in the language in which they learnt mathematics. Testing Hong Kong students taught in different media of instruction allowed us to tease apart whether it is the exposure to the Chinese language *per se* or the use of the Chinese counting system that influenced mathematical ability. British students served as a control group for exposure to the Chinese language, while students in the English-medium school in Hong Kong served as the control group for formal instruction of the Chinese counting system. The present study also took into account the