Already updated to 10.7.4, app store still shows update, why?

Just updated to 10.7.4, yet app store in dock still shows the 10.7.4 update as being needed, is there a way to just make the little red "1" go away?

more likely to get an answer in Lion or App Store support forum.
Someone said it was a known bug though not that long ago.
So if you need to redownload it is a simple procedure to do so.

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I understand that you App Store does not show your app updates. Please follow the steep below to help resolve the issue.
1. Close All Apps on iPad: http://support.apple.com/kb/ht5137
2. Sign out of iTunes & App Stores: Settings > iTunes & App Stores > Tap AppleID > Sign out
3. Reset All Settings: Settings > General > Reset > Reset All Settings
4. Reboot iPad
5. Sign back into iTunes and App Stores: Settings > iTunes & App Stores > Sign In with AppleID
Thank you for being an iTunes store customer. Apple appreciates your business.

Try this workaround
App Store>Purchased>Select "All"
Note: Look out for apps that have the word "Update"
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I've got fresh install of 10.7.1 (replaced hdd, installed via Restore OS usb flash drive). Everything works properly, except of Mac App Store.
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App Store support. There is troubleshooting and a contact link.
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