Converted Project to CC 2014 mono audio panned.

I've just downloaded the PPCC2014 update but it has incorrectly interpreted all my mono files in my sequence as panned-left, when in the project previously pan was ignored in the mono files.
How can I ignore or remove panning from all the audio files in my sequence, without having to map to stereo? (Which is time-consuming and cluttered).
Cheers,
James

Yes, Pluraleyes 3.
When they originally came through from Pluraleyes there was an issue with them also, but because it was at the beginning of the project I could easily swap out each clip simply by revealing in Finder and dragging the file into the timeline from Finder. But now I have a 3 hour assemble.
When I reveal in project, the mono audio files are not panned. So I can simply match frame and overwrite the timeline clip (thanks to PPCC2014's new Match Framing behaviour it's only a 2 key combination). But I'm not sure why the problem happened in the first place, and it would be easier if you could just remove panning, but when I go to remove effects "panning" is not one of them.
Cheers,
James

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