Best way to move a Garageband Track into FCP 5?

I had a sound effect clip that I had done in Garageband, and needed to import into Final Cut, but there wasn't an easy way to do it.. I had to export to iTunes and then open FCP and open the iTunes folder and get it from there..
Based on the way Apple products integrate, it "seems" there would be a better more direct way of doing it without exporting to iTunes... Is there?

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