LONDON (Reuters) - London mayor Sadiq Khan said an attack in central London late on Saturday was a "deliberate and cowardly attack", and that he would take part in a security meeting with Prime Minister Theresa May later on Sunday. "We don't yet know the full details, but this was a deliberate and cowardly attack on innocent Londoners and visitors," Khan said. "I condemn it in the strongest possible terms. There is no justification whatsoever for such barbaric acts," he added.
Sadiq Khan was set to meet with Theresa May on Sunday.
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For example, by suggesting that the Minister of Labour uses parliamentary immunity to take an unfair action against a person, he is implying that if he spoke outside the House of Commons the Minister of Labour would be subject to some kind of civil suit, so he is imputing motives to the Minister of Labour.
He is implying that if he spoke inside the House of Commons the Minister of Labour would be subject to some kind of civil suit.
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There he paused , for the sound of music broke upon his ears , and opening a door near him , he beheld a girl sitting by the window , holding a harp .<br>' Haste and begone , I see the giant close at hand , ' she whispered hurriedly , ' but when he is asleep , return hither , for I would speak with thee . '
The girl knows string music
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