Q: Some medications can cause insomnia as a side effect, so ask your doctor if the medications you're taking may be causing your sleep issues. However, don't stop taking your medicine unless your doctor tells you to do so.For instance, some antidepressants, blood pressure medications, asthma medications, diet pills, and cold and allergy medications can make it hard for you to fall asleep.
A: Talk to your doctor if medication may be keeping you awake.

Article: There are 9 time zones in the USA; these range from -4 to +10 hours in relation to Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). If you're unsure of which time zone the recipient of your call is in, double-check with an online search of "current time in <city you're calling>, USA" or by entering the city's name into a world time zone website. From east to west, the 9 U.S. time zones are Atlantic Standard Time (UTC-4), Eastern Standard Time (UTC-5), Central Standard Time (UTC-6), Mountain Standard Time (UTC-7), Pacific Standard Time (UTC-8), Alaska Standard Time (UTC-9), Hawaii-Aleutian Standard Time (UTC-10), Samoa Standard Time (UTC-11), and Chamorro Standard Time (UTC+10). Most regions of the USA observe Daylight Saving Time (DST) starting on the second Sunday in March and continuing until the first Sunday in November. Areas within the United States that do not observe DST include most of Arizona, plus American Samoa, Puerto Rico, Guam, Hawaii, and the Virgin Islands. Note that when DST is in effect, the names of the time zones will change slightly for example, Eastern Standard Time (EST) becomes Eastern Daylight Time (EDT). Your family and close friends might forgive you for calling too early in the morning or too late at night, but business contacts might not be so forgiving. Be sure that you take their local time into consideration before calling! Phone conversations begin in different ways depending on cultural customs and the nature of the relationship between the caller and his/her recipient. If you're calling a friend or family member, you can get away with your usual greetings ("Hey!"), but if you're calling a business contact, you will likely need to be more formal ("Hi there, this is John. May I please speak with Jane Smith?"). If English isn't your first language, you may want to practice what you want to say a few times before making the call. For example, in the UK, friendly banter and swearing are more accepted than in the USA. Calling a colleague "daft" in a loving way probably won't translate too well to an American who isn't familiar with British culture. If you get anxious about speaking to people on the phone, it will be tempting to speak quickly and/or quietly. Resist the urge to do so, and really force yourself to speak slowly and clearly. The more you have to repeat yourself, the longer your call will take potentially costing you more money, if you're paying by the minute! If it's a possibility that you'll have to leave a voice message, prepare one in advance. Having a message prepared in advance will help you cover all of your key points clearly and concisely; that way, you don't have to call back with anything you've forgotten to say.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Check the local time. Ensure that you are not calling too early or too late. Tailor your greeting to who you're calling. Be aware of cultural differences. Speak slowly and clearly. Prepare a message.

Problem: Article: Try your hand at writing a novel, a short story, a poem, a play, or any other kind of creative writing. If you work at it bit by bit each day, it will hone your writing skills as well as exercise your creativity.
Summary: Write a literary piece.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Every K-pop girl group has a unique style, with songs that range from sweet to empowering. Girl group dances tend to be energetic, flirty, sassy, and lots of fun. Choose a band you love and want to emulate, but remember to keep your skill level in mind! You can build up to more challenging dances from groups like Girls' Generation, Black Pink, Everglow or ITZY, but if you're a beginner, check out girl groups like: EXID Sistar Apink AOA Twice Boy group dance styles tend to be more hard-hitting and powerful than girl groups', with songs that can infuse rap elements into the energetic K-pop style. Choose a boy group if you want a dance that's more aggressive, and get ready for big, bold movements and lots of jumping! You can build up to more challenging dances from groups like BTS, ATEEZ, Seventeen or ONEUS. For moves that are easy to learn as a beginner, look at groups like: BIGBANG iKON Pentagon It's essential that you pick a song that makes you want to get up and dance! You'll have lots of fun learning the dance, and that excitement and energy will make you even more determined to get the moves down, even when it gets hard. Remember that you don't have to choose a song from a girl group if you're a girl, or a boy group's song if you're a boy. Go with whatever song and style you love most! This way you can see if you'll be able to pull off the dance. Before you make your final song decision, take a look at a music video or a live, choreographed version of the dance to get a feel for the style and difficulty. Make sure it's a dance you're physically able to do! If you're a beginning dancer and this choreography has lots of difficult floorwork or advanced transitions, look for something more simple to start off with. Don't worry, you won't be learning the dance from this video--the cuts and editing would make it too difficult! You're just watching to get a feel for the moves and dance style. If you realize that a dance that you really want to is just too hard for you right now, don't get discouraged! Write down the songs you really want to learn and use them as motivation to start learning the simpler dances. As you improve and get more experience, you'll be able to tackle the harder dances on the list.

SUMMARY: Choose a girl group song for a playful, bubbly dance. Pick a song from a boy group, if you want a more explosive style. Choose a song you love, so that you'll be excited to dance to it. Watch the music video or dance practice video (if there is one). Keep a list of the dances that you really want to learn.

Q: If possible, use your dill within a couple of hours. It will have the most flavor in this time period. For that reason, it's best to cut it right before you want to use it in your food. Try cutting dill with scissors instead of a knife when preparing it in the kitchen. It will be more flavorful. When looking at the plant, look for shoots going off the main stem at a perpendicular angle. Use small shears to cut the shoot about 1 inch (2.5cm) or less above the joint. Cutting causes less damage to the plant, so it keeps it from decaying as fast if you're planning on storing it. Add 1 to 2 inches (2.5 to 5.1cm) of water to the bottom of a mason jar. Snip off the bottom of the stems on the dill, and place the dill stem-side down in the water. Cover it with a lid, if possible, and put it in the fridge. If a lid won't fit over the jar, use a plastic bag and a rubber band. Store the herbs for up to 2 weeks.
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Use your dill as quickly as you can. Cut branches off the main stem when you're planning to store dill. Store dill in a jar in the refrigerator.