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].
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Question: The best friend of the man who drowned in Hollywood star Demi Moore's swimming pool has revealed he was teetotal - meaning alcohol wasn't a factor in his death. And Dulce Flores says she is racked with guilt over close friend Edenilson Valle's death because she believes she could have saved his life. Student Dulce had been invited by Edenilson to Ghost actress Moore's home on Saturday, but declined the invite - a decision she deeply regrets. The 22-year-old from Los Angeles told Daily Mail Online: 'Edenilson asked me if I wanted to go, but I couldn't. I'm now so upset because I could've been there to save him. I wish I was there to save him.The 52-year-old actress says the death at a party hosted by her assistant is an 'unthinkable tragedy'Edenilson Steven Valle's body was discovered at around 5:30 am on Sunday morning in Moore's Beverly Hills homeA Los Angeles Police Department officer confirmed the man's death was being investigatedValle's best friend, Dulce Flores, tells Daily Mail Online that student was 'smart' and 'never touched alcohol''His dad has been very angry, he believes that Edenilson was drinking, but that simply wasn't true,' she saysDemi is out of town and social media suggests her daughters Rumer, Scout and Tallulah, were in New York this weekend 
 Question:But for _ that doesn't ring true, she said: 'Everyone is saying alcohol was a factor, or he took drugs, but the truth is he didn't ever drink, and didn't take drugs.

Answer: Dulce Flores


Question: News that Uber is acquiring a mapping service has heightened speculation the cab firm is developing its own driverless cars, including the components and software inside. Uber is set to close the deal for San Jose-based firm deCarta 'later this week,' and it would lessen Uber's reliance on Google Maps. The cab service said the acquisition is designed to ‘fine tune’ Uber’s services that rely on maps - but it could also help with the development of an autonomous vehicle. Uber is set to close the deal for San Jose-based firm deCarta 'later this week,' and it would lessen Uber's reliance on Google Maps. The cab service said the acquisition is designed to ‘fine tune’ Uber’s services that rely on maps - but it could also help with the development of an autonomous vehicleUber told MailOnline it expects to close the deCarta deal 'later this week'Mapping service will be used to boost the cab service's current offeringsMay give it independence from Google, on whose maps it service reliesDeal bolsters rumours Uber is serious about building an autonomous carCalifornian firm is said to have built a research centre in Pittsburgh with the intention of creating a self-driving car 
 Question:While it may not be as well-known as _, its technology is extensively used by consumers.

Answer: Google Maps


Question: London (CNN) Unfettered by the concerns of voters, the UK's unelected House of Lords has begun its second day of debate on the "key purpose and principles" of legislation to withdraw from the European Union. A record 191 members of Parliament's upper house have lined up to speak in what is likely to be the largest second reading debate in the chamber's history. No one expects the peers to block the UK's departure from the 27-nation EU, but they could vote at the committee stage to accept amendments to the bill. The legislation would have to go back to the House of Commons if the House of Lords adds amendments, which would delay the bill's passage, endangering Downing Street's March 31 deadline to trigger the Brexit process.Theresa May becomes first Prime Minister to sit in House of Lords for debate in memoryA record 191 members of Parliament's upper house have lined up to speak on Brexit bill 
 Question:"Whatever damage we judge _ may do to the national interest, it is still less than the damage which I believe would inevitably be done to the public's trust in the political process if we were now to thwart the majority vote," he said.

Answer:
Brexit


