Dynamically linked AE clips suddenly locked.

I have a bunch of animated clips dynamically linked from After Effects that have suddenly locked in position. I can move normal video clips around, between tracks and back and forth. The AE clips move if I do a Ripple Delete, and I can trim the beginnings and ends of the clips, I just can't move them around. I also can't drag new AE clips into the timeline.
I'm hoping this is something stupid I overlooked and not a serious problem.... any other you need to help diagnose? Thanks!!
Premiere 5.5.0
Mac OS 10.6.8

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    From: [email protected]
    To: [email protected]
    Subject: Dynamic link confusing two separate AE compositions in PPro from different projects
        Re: Dynamic link confusing two separate AE compositions in PPro from different projects
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