In this task, you will be presented with a passage and have to answer a question based on your understanding of the events inferred from the passage. Try to find the best answer that is most likely to fill in "_". Note that the URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].

[EX Q]: Decision day: David Cameron's daughter Nancyis among tens of thousands of children who will found out today if they have got in to their first choice Almost half the children in some areas were yesterday denied their preferred secondary school as pressure grows on places. Tens of thousands of ten and 11-year-olds across the country were not given their first choice when councils announced allocations. Cities including London and Birmingham saw three in ten miss out on their favourite, while in several areas that figure was four or nearly five in ten. Competition for places is getting fiercer in many areas which have seen population increases fuelled partly by immigration.David Cameron's child Nancy being told where she has been acceptedLikely to have been offered a place at state school close to Downing StreetThousands of other children failed to get first choice, council figures revealIn Birmingham 32 per cent of 11-year-olds - 4,000 - were left disappointedAround a third of children in London missed out on preferred secondaryIn Bristol and Sandwell near West Bromwich 1 in 4 didn't get first choiceVirtually all children in Cornwall and East Riding got preferred place 
 Question:His daughter Nancy is understood to have applied to several L_schools, including some of the most competitive in the country.
[EX A]: London

[EX Q]: A British man who spent five months fighting against ISIS in Syria has been banned from giving a speech at his old university over fears he encourages others to travel to the region. Macer Gifford, 28, fought with the Kurdish group YPG and was due to give a talk on Tuesday at top London university UCL, organised by Kurdish Society president Kava Kurda. But Union Activities and Events Officer, Asad Khan, said the decision was due to 'concerns an event with a person speaking about their experiences fighting in Syria could lead to others going and fighting in the conflict'.Macer Gifford, 28, fought with the Kurdish group YPG in Northern SyriaHe was due to give a talk about the conflict at UCL on TuesdayHis talk was aiming to 'shine a light' on the ongoing conflict with ISISBut student union chief Asad Khan stopped the event from happeningFor full news coverage on ISIS visit [Link] 
 Question:'In absence of advice from the police, _ indicated that their preference would be to not invite Mr Gifford to speak on this occasion, although the final decision rested with us.'
[EX A]: UCL

[EX Q]: Manchester, New Hampshire (CNN) Donald Trump accused Hillary Clinton Thursday of "trying to smear" his supporters as racists. Trump was speaking in advance of a rally at which Clinton launched an explosive new line of attack against the Republican nominee, drawing a line between him and the Ku Klux Klan. "Now, I have not seen Hillary Clinton's remarks. And, in a sense, I don't want to dignify them by dwelling on them too much, but a response is required for the sake of all decent voters she is trying to smear," Trump said in a fiery speech here frequently interrupted by supporters chanting "lock her up" and "racist!""She lies and she smears and she paints decent Americans as racists," Trump saidClinton launched an explosive new line of attack against Trump 
 Question:Asked by WMUR in Manchester later Thursday if he wanted white supremacists to vote for him, _ simply responded, "No.
[EX A]:
Donald Trump