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Fix typo. Slightly reword an awkward sentence.

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Daniel Hillerström
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@@ -17493,14 +17493,15 @@ by \citeauthor{Landin65}'s J operator John \citeauthor{Reynolds98a}
designed the escape operator~\cite{Reynolds98a}. Influenced by escape, designed the escape operator~\cite{Reynolds98a}. Influenced by escape,
\citeauthor{SussmanS75} designed, implemented, and standardised the \citeauthor{SussmanS75} designed, implemented, and standardised the
catch operator in Scheme in 1975. A while thereafter the perhaps most catch operator in Scheme in 1975. A while thereafter the perhaps most
famous undelimited control operator appeared: callcc. It initially famous undelimited control operator appeared: callcc. It was designed
designed in 1982 and was standardised in 1985 as a core feature of in 1982 and standardised in 1985 as a core feature of
Scheme. Later another batch of control operators based on callcc Scheme. Following on from callcc a wide range of different control
appeared. A common characteristic of the early control operators is operators was designed. A common characteristic of the early control
that their capture mechanisms were abortive and their captured operators is that their capture mechanisms are abortive and their
continuations were abortive, save for one, namely, captured continuations are abortive, save for one, namely,
\citeauthor{Felleisen88}'s F operator. Later a non-abortive and \citeauthor{Felleisen88}'s F operator. Though, it is worth remarking
composable variant of callcc appeared. Moreover, every operator, that \citet{FlattYFF07} devised a non-abortive and composable variant
of callcc. Another common characteristic is that every operator,
except for \citeauthor{Landin98}'s J operator, capture the current except for \citeauthor{Landin98}'s J operator, capture the current
continuation. continuation.