Exported audio all jacked up!

My exported movie is all jacked up (audio missing parts and out of synch) but the preview in Motion 5 is spot on. What gives?
Quad-core iMac with only 4GB of ram
I'm going to miss my deadline because of this crap.
Please help!

Try exporting *just* the audio as an AIFF, bring that back in, and export with that single .aiff file.

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