Audio Drops Out Mid-Clip

Hiya
So, working in FCPX 10.06....and I have a clip the storyline, and for no real reason, the audio drops out. I've tried to re-import the clip as the source in the event folder is fine, and still, the sound disappears?
No clue.
Help

Can you give complete specifications of the clip with the problem? Post a screen shot of the movie inspector from the QT player.

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I have read everything and tried everything, but I can't find a solution to something which seems like it should be obvious:
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"He's got nothing to say, and he's saying it. And that's BS."
Faceless capricious corporate censorship is good HOW?
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http://www.youtube.com/viewplaylist?p=7E219251FC3C5FEC
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