I can't see my sent mail in Mail 6.1 using Exchange Server

In the past two weeks I've lost all sent mail in my Mail app (I'm on Exchange.) The mail is apparently still on the server because I can see it on my iPad and iPhone, but not on my MacBook Pro. "Store sent messages on the server" is checked and "Delete sent messages" is set to "Never" in my preferences and I'm on Mountain Lion and have installed all updates. Would appreciate any guidance. Also, all messages in Trash are showing just fine.
Brad

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