InDesign Cs5.5 display weirdness

hi. recently i've encountered an odd issue while working in InDesign Cs5.5 (i'm on a Quad Core Intel Mac).
I've got multiple InDesign documents open, Smart Guides turned on, moving layout elements from one InDesign document to the other, let's call them Document A and Document B...
if i use the gap tool, and then return to using another tool, i still get the gap tool 'arrows' highlighting various page elements, and soon after that elements from Document A start 'appearing' in Document 'B', especially when i toggle back and forth between Normal and Preview mode. it becomes almost impossible to do anything constructive with Document A because anytime i select something, elements from Document B are 'superimposed' over elements in Document A.
i am running the latest InDesign update. I have multiple InDesign files open, and occasionally i am copying/pasting elements from one document to another.
I do often use keyboard shortcuts to toggle from one tool to the next, as well as clicking on specific tools in the toolbar.
We've tried switching to 'typical' from 'high quality' display to see if that made any difference, but the issue occurs either way.
Anyway, here is a movie of the issue:
http://db.tt/84Ul3LcI

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