Minor rewording

PhilWakelin · web-flow · commit 0e1e70085b7a · 2020-09-16T16:41:05.000+01:00
diff --git a/blog/blog.md b/blog/blog.md
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 } 
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-It is also possible for a Java application to rollback the CICS transaction or abend the CICS task directly. This can be achieved using the `Task.abend()` or `Task.rollback(`) methods in the Task class, as shown in the LinkServEC01 sample. Abending the CICS task is similar in concept to the throwing of Java exception, as it allows a CICS abend handler written in COBOL (or another language) to take control of error processing.
+It is also possible for a Java application to rollback or abend the CICS task directly. This can be achieved using the  `Task.rollback(`) or `Task.abend()` methods in the Task class, as shown in the LinkServEC01 sample. Abending the CICS task is similar in concept to the throwing of Java exception, as it allows a CICS abend handler written in COBOL (or another language) to take control of error processing.
 
 
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`384`		-It is also possible for a Java application to rollback the CICS transaction or abend the CICS task directly. This can be achieved using the `Task.abend()` or `Task.rollback(`) methods in the Task class, as shown in the LinkServEC01 sample. Abending the CICS task is similar in concept to the throwing of Java exception, as it allows a CICS abend handler written in COBOL (or another language) to take control of error processing.
	`384`	+It is also possible for a Java application to rollback or abend the CICS task directly. This can be achieved using the `Task.rollback(`) or `Task.abend()` methods in the Task class, as shown in the LinkServEC01 sample. Abending the CICS task is similar in concept to the throwing of Java exception, as it allows a CICS abend handler written in COBOL (or another language) to take control of error processing.
`385`	`385`
`386`	`386`
`387`	`387`	```java