Write an article based on this "Check your leather's care instructions. Dust the leather with a microfiber cloth. Dampen a clean cloth with water. Rub the cloth over leather soap. Buff the stains in your leather."
article: The care instructions on your leather product will tell you if there are any cleaners you should avoid for your particular leather. It should also tell you the best water temperature to use when cleaning your leather. Before you apply any cleaning products to your leather, make sure you get all dirt or dust off of the surface. This is especially important for leather products that are outside a lot, like shoes or jackets. They tend to attract more dirt and dust than leather products that stay in your home. Most leathers cannot handle a lot of water, so if you are going to use water, use it very, very sparingly. Dip a clean cloth into clear water, and then ring it out so that it's just barely damp. Leather soap is also sometimes called saddle soap, and it can be used for removing general (or unidentifiable) stains from your leather. Simply rub your damp cloth over the leather soap. Once you've got some leather soap on your damp cloth, rub the leather to create a lather. Don't rinse the soap off, as this can be damaging to your leather. Instead, continue to rub with your cloth to buff the leather to a shine.

Write an article based on this "Make sure iTunes is installed and up-to-date. Plug your USB flash drive or external drive into the new computer. Open the flash drive or external drive. Copy the iTunes folder. Open your computer's Music folder. Paste in the iTunes folder."
article: If you haven't yet installed iTunes on the computer onto which you want to copy your iTunes library, download and install it before proceeding. If iTunes isn't up-to-date, you'll be prompted to update it when you open iTunes. Use one of the computer's USB ports to do so. Either click the drive's name in the File Explorer (Windows) or Finder (Mac), or wait for the drive's window to open automatically. Click the iTunes folder inside of the drive's window, then press Ctrl+C (Windows) or Command+C (Mac). Go to the location of the Music folder, which is where you found the iTunes folder on your first computer. You shouldn't see an iTunes folder here if you haven't already used iTunes on this computer. If you instead copied the iTunes Media folder in the last part, you'll double-click the iTunes Media folder, then double-click the Automatically Add to iTunes folder before proceeding. Press Ctrl+V (Windows) or Command+V (Mac) to do so. You should see the iTunes folder appear in the Music folder. Once the folder finishes copying into the Music folder, you should be able to open iTunes and view your music. If you do see an iTunes folder and you haven't already used iTunes on this computer, you can delete the iTunes folder clicking it and then pressing Del (Windows) or clicking and dragging the folder to the Trash (Mac).

Write an article based on this "Tell your dentist you're pregnant. Let your dentist know what medications and prenatal supplements you are taking. Get normal preventative dental care during your pregnancy. Get any urgent dental procedures done. Put off any elective procedures until after the pregnancy. Get treatment for periodontal disease if you have it."
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Because the dentist will want to add extra protection during x-rays, it is important to tell your dentist about being pregnant. They may also want to change your treatment plan, especially if you have any procedures scheduled that aren't necessary before the baby's due. As with any doctor, it's especially important to let them know what you are taking during pregnancy so as avoid any negative interactions that may harm the baby's development. Make sure you do this before any procedures are undertaken or medications are prescribed. Getting your regular check up at the dentist is very important when you're pregnant as you are at risk of worsened gingivitis and periodontal disease. When you're at your checkup, make sure you let your hygienist or dentist know about any changes in your gums since becoming pregnant. It is safe to get most urgent dental procedures such as root canals during pregnancy. They will likely use less anesthesia, but will still want to make you comfortable, so don't hesitate to tell them if you are uncomfortable during a procedure. Any tooth pain or infection should be handled as soon as possible, because of the risk of bacteria spreading and endangering your pregnancy. Because you don't want to take any unnecessary risks, avoid cosmetic dental procedures until after the pregnancy. Because risks of elective dental procedures during pregnancy are unknown, they are best avoided. During pregnancy, your mouth is more susceptible to gum disease and inflammation. Root planing and scaling can help treat periodontal disease. This is a procedure done by the dentist and is safe for pregnant women.