Illustrator artboards not displaying correctly on Creative Cloud

Having a problem when uploading a file with multiple artboards where a few boards will drop elements from the page or will be cut-off on the bottom. The artboards are the correct size in the file and all elements display properly when saving. Resaving, and reuploading will fix some issues, but cause new ones - it's really random.
Anyone have any idea what's going on?
Thanks!

What system? Most of these issues seem to appear with Retina displays where AI is simply not rendering the preview properly with respect to the high display PPI...
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    <td align="center" valign="middle" class="number">HPI Item #10620</td><td width="10"></td>
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    <p>HPI Racing is proud to present the Baja 5T, a <strong>ready-to-run</strong> (RTR) 1/5th scale off-road truck that expands on the award-winning Baja  5B family. With the Baja 5T you get aggressive desert truck looks, high  performance new features, and compatibility with many of the existing  Baja 5B spare parts and option parts, wrapped up in a RTR package that  gets you running in just a few minutes.</p>
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