Ap.thumbnails file doesn't get smaller

when the underlying project is reduced.
I have a project in which I removed ~ 70% of the files and noticed that the size of the AP.thumbnails file for the project remained constant at 231 MB. I created a new project moved all of the images to it and the AP.thumbnails file is 27 MB. Any ideas why the original one wasn't reduced?
I'm using GrandPerspective to look at the underlying file size quickly, but the shell should show the same.
---rick
BTW I care since I'm rsync ing to a JungleDisk that connects to Amazon's S3 service and my Cable upload speeds are abysmal (45 KB/sec)
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I would guess that the thumbnails file grows but does not shrink. You have probably inported lots of images and then deleted many of them.

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