Along the way, he was anointed as spokesman, standard-bearer and, unavoidably, lightning rod of sorts among Chinese-Americans, freighted with their expectations, jealousy, anger and pride, sometimes all at once.
An HMRC spokesman said standards had slipped "in the past" and the body was "determined" to improve.
Mark Siegel, an AT&T spokesman, said, "As standard practice we look carefully at all shareholder proposals but at this point in the process we do not expect to comment on them".
A DfE spokesman defended the standard school designs, insisting they "will provide light, bright and airy learning environments for pupils and were drawn up jointly with architects and teaching experts to make the very best use of space".
Chief executive Sharon Wright said it was "lobbying for schools to have a real say in the design and to be listened to, to ensure the designs are right for them". A DfE spokesman defended the standard school designs, insisting they "will provide light, bright and airy learning environments for pupils and were drawn up jointly with architects and teaching experts to make the very best use of space".
A Welsh government spokesman said: "The standard wait for treatment in Wales is now less than 11 weeks, despite a considerable increase in demand".
"Everything is looking very promising," said Michael Newman, a spokesman for the standards institute.
A trading standards spokesman says it will not be commenting because Logan had made a formal complaint.
A spokesman for the standards board said a final decision adopting the new approach is expected in June.
"In this case L'Oréal weren't able to provide evidence to show that without additional manipulation they were able to achieve that look," said Rob Griggs, a spokesman for the standards authority.
A spokesman for the Standards and Testing Agency said: "Following an investigation into the administration of 2014 Key Stage 2 tests at St Patrick's Church of England Primary Academy, a decision was made to annul the mental mathematics test for the whole cohort.
