INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You should have your mole examined by a doctor or dermatologist before you get it removed. They will be able to tell you whether your mole is malignant. They will also discuss what mole removal method is best for you. The vast majority of moles are benign. However, symptoms including itchiness, bleeding and changes in size or color may indicate that the mole is malignant. If a mole is malignant, it should be removed as soon as possible. If your mole is not dangerous, it may not be necessary to have it removed. However, many people prefer to have their moles removed for aesthetic reasons. Your doctor will use the ABCDE guide to assess your mole. This stands for Asymmetry, Border, Color, Diameter, and Evolving. There are several methods of removing moles and you should carefully consider which method is best for you. You will need to think about: Effectiveness. Consider how effective each treatment is supposed to be. Will your chosen procedure remove the mole completely? Is there a risk that it could grow back? Cost. Different procedures will vary in terms of price, so think about what you can afford. Risk. What are the risks associated with each procedure? Can the mole become infected? Is there a risk of scarring or nerve damage? Will you need to be put under anesthetic? This type of removal works best for surface level moles. The mole is shaved off with a scalpel. First, the surgeon will cut the mole away, so it no longer forms a bump on the skin. With this type of removal, stitches are unnecessary. The wound will be cauterized or covered in a cream or solution to stop the bleeding. Then a topical antibiotic will be applied. The wound will be bandaged up and you'll be free to leave the office in a matter of minutes. This type of removal works best for moles that are darker in color or flat moles that penetrate deep within the skin. First, the mole and surrounding skin will be sterilized and numbed. Then, the surgeon uses a scalpel to cut out the mole. How deep of an incision needs to be made will depend on the size of the mole and whether or not it's malign. A wider area is usually cut away when the mole is malign, to ensure it is removed completely. The wound is then stitched closed. Some types of stitches require a follow-up appointment to be removed, while others will dissolve on their own. This is an alternate mole removal method which uses liquid nitrogen to freeze and destroy the mole. It is only offered by certain clinics. Also, keep in mind that cryotherapy freezes the tissue, so there would not be any tissue available to send a lab for testing and you would not be able to find out if the mole is cancerous. The liquid nitrogen can be applied to the mole directly using a cotton swab, or may be applied in the form of a spray. The liquid nitrogen may need to be applied several times to completely get rid of the mole. It will cause a blister to form on the skin, but once this heals, the skin should return to normal. Electrocoagulation burns the mole by shocking it with an electric current. This destroys the mole's tissue after several sessions. There is no need for stitches with this method, as the heat from the electricity cauterizes the wound. With this procedure, there would also be no tissue to send to a lab for cancer testing. Two other specialized mole removal methods offered by some clinics are radiosurgery, which uses radio frequency waves rather than electricity, and laser treatments. Both of these work on the same idea of burning the mole tissue away. Electrosurgery may be a good option to discuss with your doctor. Using electrosurgery for mole removal can reduce any bleeding that may occur, and this in turn will reduce the risk of complications, promote rapid wound healing, and result in minimal scarring.

SUMMARY: Consult your doctor or dermatologist. Weigh up your options. Consider removal using shaving. Consider removal using an excision followed by stitches. Consider removal using cryosurgery, or freezing. Consider removal using electrocoagulation, or burning. Ask your doctor about electrosurgery.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can also use rubbing alcohol if you don't have access to nail polish remover. Make sure the surface of the silly putty gets completely covered in nail polish remover. Discard the pieces of silly putty as you scrape them off. If the silly putty won't come up from the carpet, try using more nail polish remover or freezing the silly putty with an ice pack before applying the nail polish remover.
Summary: Soak a cotton ball in acetone nail polish remover. Blot the silly putty with the cotton ball. Use a knife to scrape away the silly putty. Repeat the process until all the silly putty is gone.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The flag should be folded in accordance to national tradition. It should not be crumpled or folded in such a way that results in creases or wrinkles. Store the flag in a spot where it will not come into contact with anything that can soil it. Some flags have different folding techniques for certain occasions. The US flag for example requires a triangle fold when used at a burial. When a flag is no longer in good condition, such as if it is torn, ripped, or badly soiled, it should no longer be raised or displayed. It should be disposed of in a dignified way as required by the nation in particular. If the flag is currently being flown, it should be removed and folded in standard respectful fashion. The standard disposal technique for flag disposal in the US is a respectful burning. Some organizations, such as the American Legion, will take old, worn flags and dispose of them appropriately. A flag should not be used to create apparel, bedding or drapery. Flags must be allowed to fall free, and not be drawn or sewn in ways that restrict this. The flag should not be used as a covering for the ceiling. This includes using the flag as a makeshift bag or purse! Most are familiar with not allowing flags to touch the ground. However, a flag should not teach anything that is beneath it. This includes the floor, water, parts of a balcony, or even merchandise. Desecration of a flag is punishable in some nations. In the US, desecrating the flag can lead to a fine or no more than one year imprisonment. Some nations requires individuals who carry a flag to not "dip" it, or turn it from an upright position to a horizontal position. This indicates deference to those present. Some nations practice this for national events, such as the Olympics, and others do not. The flag cannot be made a part of any sort of advertising, such as being embroidered on pillows or napkins. Staffs that are flying the flag may not also fly advertisements for a product or company. It should go without saying that a flag may not be altered to feature text or other imagery.

SUMMARY:
Fold and store the flag appropriately. Dispose of a worn flag appropriately. Do not use a national flag as a textile. Do not allow the flag to touch anything beneath it. Do not dip the flag. Do not use the flag for advertising.