In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Especially if the person you're talking to wasn't moved by your persuasive techniques, you can continue the conversation by explaining all the reasons why that person should vote. One of the biggest reasons that people don't vote is because they don't see the point, so you can explain that the only way they can be heard is by casting a vote. A vote isn't just a piece of paper: it's a person's way of weighing in on who should be running the country, so not voting is the same as throwing away their say in the matter. To make this as clear as possible, use an example that showcases two very different political candidates, and go over how the election of each candidate could change the future for a particular country. Once you've explained the two very different possible realities, continue by saying that voting is your way of making sure that situation A doesn't occur, or ensuring that scenario B does come to fruition, depending on what's important to the person you're trying to persuade. Another main reason people cite for not voting is they don't know which candidate to vote for, so you can alleviate this stress by knowing the candidates' platforms and being able to explain them clearly. If you can make people understand the political platforms and what's at stake, you may be able to convince them to weigh in by voting. It's also a good idea to have a few nice things to say about each candidate, even if you don't endorse them. People are often turned off by politicians, so if you have some nice things to say about the candidates, you'll make them seem more likeable, more human, and more relatable. A major argument against voting is that it makes no difference, and if that's the case, you may be able to convince the person to vote by showing them otherwise. The 2000 U.S. presidential election is a great example to use: Another reason people often say they don't vote is because they have no means of transportation to and from the polls, so you can alleviate this reason quickly and easily by offering to drive them on election day.
Summary: Tell the person that you must vote to have your voice counted. Explain that voting shapes the future of a country. Offer reasons to vote for different candidates. Explain that the person's vote does make a difference. Drive the person to the polls.

Though the place you chose won't affect how your boyfriend feels about you, it could help you deliver your message in a way that makes your boyfriend feel more comfortable. Telling him in the right place can also help set the mood. Here are some places to consider: Pick a place that is special to both of you. It could be where you had your first date, your first kiss, or where you had an incredible conversation. It doesn't even have to be that romantic, as long as it means something to both of you. Pick a romantic location. Tell him in a dimly-lit restaurant or a rose garden. The danger of picking a public spot is that it may make the situation more difficult if it doesn't go as you planned. Tell him while you're going for a walk. Take a stroll through a beautiful part of your neighborhood. Stop him and tell him when it feels right. Tell him when you're on vacation together. This is the perfect opportunity to take your love to the next level. Though timing isn't everything, picking the right time to tell your boyfriend you love him can help him be more receptive to your news, and can help you feel more comfortable about delivering it. Here are some things to consider when you're choosing the right time: Pick a time when both of you are in a good mood and free from stress. Don't tell him you love him if he has a big exam the next day, or he may have his mind on other things. Tell him in the evening. Everything is more romantic in the dark. Tell him at a time when you feel good about telling him. Remember that it has to be the right time for you, too.
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One-sentence summary -- Pick the right place to deliver the news. Pick the right time to tell him.

Problem: Article: Pollen, such as ragweed, which blooms in late August and lasts until the first frost, is a common fall allergen. Wearing a mask, although not 100% effective can significantly reduce your pollen exposure when working outside. It is recommended that you wear a surgical-style face mask while outside during the autumn allergy season. You can buy an appropriate face mask at a local drugstore. It is recommended that you look for a mask with an "N95" rating from the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health. Most weather stations and websites will report on pollen counts during the fall allergy season. On days when the pollen count is particularly high you should avoid heading outdoors. You can also stay inside during certain times of the day. For instance, pollen counts are typically highest in the late morning and early afternoon. This will help to minimize your exposure to allergens. Warm, dry, and windy days are the worst for those who suffer from ragweed allergies. For example, weather.com is a great site that includes an allergy tracker. Just type in your location and click on the allergy tracker located in the health section. During the fall season, in some parts of the world, trees will lose their leaves. Wet leaves act as a perfect breeding ground for mold, a common allergen. If you suffer from a mold allergy have someone else in your household remove fallen leaves from your yard. An allergy to ragweed, known as hay fever, is one of the most common fall allergies. Make sure that you do not have any ragweed in your own yard and minimize your contact with the plant while it is pollinating, from late August through to the first frost. Plant cover crops such as clover or buckwheat to help prevent ragweed from taking root in your yard.
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Wear a mask. Monitor pollen counts. Remove wet leaves from your yard. Avoid ragweed.