Empty double quotes/ speechmarks appearing in nickname field contacts

Hi,
I've now got "" in the nickname field for every one of my contacts on my iPhone.
This is particulaury annoying as it shows up directly below the name in the main box at the top for every contact.
I believe it may be associated with Spanning Sync, as it happened when i was fiddling with that.
If i go to an individual contact, add some text, then remove it the quotes disappear, but i cant do that by hand for 500 contacts!
Any ideas?
Thanks,
David

I've already tried both. But to be absolutely clear...
I have completely removed any content from the Nickname field in the iPhone itself for those contacts exhibiting this problem, and then sync'd with my MacBook Pro. No relief.
I've then gone to each of those contacts in Address Book on the MacBook Pro and confirmed that the Nickname field isn't even present. In order to try and force a change, I even modified some of the other fields there. No relief.

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