A space is sometimes added before hyphenation when creating a pdf

In using Acrobat 9.5 I have found that sometimes when a pdf is created from Quark 8, the new pdf has a space right before the soft hyphen at the end of a line of text that was not there in the original file. This space does not get inserted before all soft hyphens, just randomly, and there seems to be no way of knowing where it will show up. The space does not always occur in the same word with the same soft hyphen. Is there a setting I am missing that will eliminate this glitch?

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Data: c_space type c value space.
SHIFT v_text RIGHT DELETING TRAILING C_SPACE.
SHIFT v_text LEFT DELETING LEADING C_SPACE.
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