Gaps in-between livepaint shapes when saving to PDF

Im using CS6 and when saving to PDF my live paint objects have a slight gap inbetween the shapes in the live paint object. They do not appeare in the illustrator file or when saved as jpeg, png, etc only PDFs. I have been using Illustrator for a couple years now and this has not happened in previous versions I've worked with (CS3, 4, and 5)
Thanks

The thin lines around the rings are an artifact in pdf preview. Thi si the saem problem http://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/kb/thin-white-dark-lines-stitching.html
You may be able get rid of them by changing your acrobat settings such as turn off smooth line art.

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This happens mostly in illustrator but it just happened again to me while printing a .ps booklet out of indesign and converting to a pdf using distiller.
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The left shows my InDesign Document. On the right is the pdf that results from the save. As you can see the page boundaries are being completely disregarded when saving the pdf and everything is equally shifted down and to the right.
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