Lightroom 3.3. 64 bit fails to start

I have a very curious issue. LR 3.3 doesn't want to start in 64 bit mode when logged in as my normal user.
However, 32 bit mode opens ok, and also when opening logged in as another user, 64 bit and 32 bit versions start.
So, It has probably got to do with my user profile.
I removed LR3, also the User Library/App support/Adobe/Lightroom directory and the main library Lightroom directory.
I reinstalled and same issue.
I thought it had something to do with the Canon Utilities, as this is the last change (installing Canon Apps) after which LR3 failed on me. But as the Canon Apps are also available for the other user, that doesn't seem so obvious anymore.
Anyone have any idea on what it might be? And how I might be able to analyze the issue?
Kind regards,
Roeland
Update: I run Mac OS X 10.6.5 (both 32 bit and 64 bit tested)

Thanks to the help I got from the Apples discussion forum, I got the issue solved.
Finally, it had to do with a corrupt 3rd party plugin directory (which you decide yourself where that resides), probably due to some backup / synchronizing software I use to backup this kind of stuff.
The solution to this was starting in 32 bit mode (which still worked) removing all 3rd party plugins, restart in 64 bit mode, redownloading all plugins, and adding them again in the plugin manager.
See also for more detail in how I found out:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2684123
BTW, I learned a lot about how Apple organizes their files. Also that removing an app from the Applications folder doesn't mean it is really gone, as opposed to what Apple tells you. A lot of garbage is left behind, even in startup and application support folders.

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MANAGEPARTITION=
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USEDISTCC=
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for d in "${dirs[@]}"; do
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fi
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exit 1
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