If there are problems of any sort, warn the cutter. Then cut out the next two sentences. Just make sure you alert the cutter to the pickup. If you're feeding trax over a phone or other noisy line, make sure you leave a second space at the end of each trak that the cutter can use as an ambient tail. Don't finish the trak, take an immediate breath, and give your instructions.
Some reporters pick up way too much.
I'm not talking about one per trak. Once, I had a piece from a reporter not in the building who left 119 pickups in the trax for an eight minute piece. The more pickups, the greater the chance of mistakes on deadline. If you have time, start over with a clean read. It will make your piece sound better.