Update change-notifications-lifecycle-events.md

Author: MSFT-Andrea

concepts/change-notifications-lifecycle-events.md

@@ -160,7 +160,10 @@ The following steps represent the flow of an authorization challenge for an acti
 1. Acknowledge receipt of the lifecycle notification by responding to the POST call with `202 - Accepted` response code.
 2. Validate the authenticity of the lifecycle notification.
 3. Ensure that the app has a valid access token to take the next step.
-4. Call either of the following two APIs. If the API call succeeds, the change notification flow resumes.
+4. Call *either* of the following two APIs. If the API call succeeds, the change notification flow resumes.
+
+    > [!IMPORTANT]
+    > Don't issue a reauthorize request (`POST /subscriptions/{id}/reauthorize`) and an update request (`PATCH /subscriptions/{id}`) for the same subscription within a 10-minute window. Sending these requests concurrently or in rapid succession can result in subscription state inconsistencies. If you need to reauthorize and renew a subscription, use a single PATCH request with an updated **expirationDateTime**, which performs both actions in one operation.
 
     - Call the `/reauthorize` action to reauthorize the subscription without extending its expiration date.
 
@@ -191,9 +194,6 @@ The following steps represent the flow of an authorization challenge for an acti
 
       You might retry these actions later, at any time, and succeed if the conditions of access change.
 
-> [!IMPORTANT]
-> Do not issue a reauthorize request (`POST /subscriptions/{id}/reauthorize`) and an update request (`PATCH /subscriptions/{id}`) for the same subscription within a 10-minute window. Sending both requests concurrently or in rapid succession can result in subscription state inconsistencies. If you need to both reauthorize and renew a subscription, use a single `PATCH` request with an updated `expirationDateTime`, which reauthorizes and renews the subscription in one operation.
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 ### Additional information
 
 - Authorization challenges don't replace the need to renew a subscription before it expires.