Class Losing its super()

I've got class AbstractBox extends MovieClip.
I've got class Border extends AbstractBox.
Border is a MovieClip in the Library with the proper linkages
set.
About half the time I publish and the border works fine. The
other half the time it doesn't work at all.
I started by tracing out the constructor and onLoad calls for
both the Border and AbstractBox. For some odd reason the
AbstractBox constructor isn't getting called. I thought perhaps the
implicit super() call wasn't working, so I made sure to actually
type it out. But that didn't help.
I also thought perhaps for some reason the AbstractBox class
wasn't getting compliled in, but it is used by some other classes
that are working and calling the constructor.
It is really odd. It seems to be every other publish.
I think this started when I moved the Border clip into a
external shared library. And sure enough putting it back directly
into the library seemed to fix the problem. But I really would
rather have it in the shared library.
Anybody have any ideas?

That is exactly what I was thinking!
Actually I wasn't quite accurate. It isn't exported for
runtime sharing, but perhaps it should be? I didn't set this up.
We have an external fla called SharedObjects (I know bad
name, but that is what it is!) and it has all these little
interface elements and other bits and bobs. They are all placed on
the stage in a MovieClip called SharedObjects.
Then we open our production FLA, open the SharedObject FLA as
an external library, drag over the SharedObject movie into our
production library. We then go into the properties and check Source
"Always update before publishing."
We have two different sets of this. One that has all the
interface bits and one that has a bunch of bits that our
development environment uses. For some odd reason if the Border is
in the first FLA it only works every other publish. If I put it
into the SharedObjectDev FLA it works fine.
And you are correct there is nothing moving between
publishes. Nothing being saved, saved and compacted, or anything.
Just publish, close test environment, publish. (I have tried
combinations of saving, compacting, etc. and it makes no
difference.)
I don't know how to use the export for runtime sharing. Is
that more reliable? Should I look into it?

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Classes are templates for objects. Conversely, you can say that the type of
an object is the same as its class. A class is an abstract description of an object. You could say that it is a set of instructions for building an object. The attributes
of objects are defined by the components of the class, which describe the
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Instance Methods
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Static Methods
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Special Methods
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Visibility Sections
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CLASS <class> DEFINITION.
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Public Section
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