Audio Export Issue

I am making a web clip using Motion. It has a music track and a few lines of dialog. Everytime I export the movie there is a certain part where the audio always drops out. Not the music but the dialog. Why would it do this?????
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I have had a few audio issues like this in the past, mainly when I move my clips in the timeline or change the video clip with another. It plays fine in motion but after you export it the beginning second or two of audio it mute.
What I have been told is Motion's audio has some bugs and if you could re-add the audio in Final Cut.

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