After effects composition - right side cut off - last frame in premiere

I have a ppro project - creative suite monthly cs6 - osx 10.9.5 mavericks (latest before yosemite upgrade)
at the end of the project - I have an after effects composition. It is fine until the last frame - where the far right 1/8 or so is being cut off of the slide. (see image below). The frame before the end? perfect. The final frame - cut off.
If I extend the ae composition one frame longer - the same issue happens (the second to the last frame is perfect, the last frame is cut off). same with making it 1 frame shorter.
I have never seen anything like it.
when I check my effects controls - I have nothing active (no opacity, no "crop" etc.) - my height/width are all exactly the same in both frames.
Any ideas?

Hi Teloscientist,
That's the End of Sequence Indicator. Expected behavior. It doesn't show on your exports, so don't worry. In Premiere Pro 2014.1, you can disable it.
Thanks,
Kevin

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