Can't import audio from clip into Premiere Pro CC.

I can export a clip, with audio, from Premiere Pro, but when I import it back into PP the audio track is missing.  I noticed that when I delete the .xmp file from the file folder the audio will import with the clip successfully.  Can someone please instruct me as to how I can edit the .xmp file so as to correct this problem?  Thanks.

I export a clip using the "match sequence settings".
Mmm, don't ever use that.  It's for people who don't know what they're doing, and often causes more problems that it solves.
Better to know what you're doing and set up your export manually.  Try that, then report back what happens.

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