CS 5.5 Title Aliased After Export

Hello, I have a strange issue with CS 5.5. I have a 3 minute video that has 3 titles in it. All were created with After Effects. One of them however, although it is perfectly smooth within the viewer premiere, becomes aliased and blocky after being exported. I'm using 1080p 24 h.264 as my export. The other tites are fine, but for some reason this one is aliased. What can I do to trouble shoot this?

Ok, I exported the after effects comp as quicktime with "best settings" for my render settings. The quicktime file itself plays back fine without any aliasing.
I went back into premiere and reexamined the text in the viewer, and it turns out that the text in question is indeed aliased within premiere, so the problem must be something within premiere. The viewer shows the file perfectly fine without any aliasing, but the program window(showing my sequence) displays the same text but aliased. I will include a screenshot of this:

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