Manipulating Multiple Audio Clips Within One Track

Hello I need help with 2 issues!
Problem 1: I recorded in Audacity converted it and brought them into Soundbooth CS5. It turns out to be 208 clips that I now have on one track. When I edit/shorten one track (lets say clip 8) I have to individually select all other tracks to move them forward because there's space between clip 8 and 9 thru 200. How do I select track 9 thru 200 (highlight them all) without having to individually select all clips within the track?
Your help will grately shorten my editing time.
Problem 2: I have several clips that have 2 audio tracks by mistake. How do I split up the audio and keep the portion I want?
Thanks in advance.

Select "Share" in the File menu, then QT export, expert setting, save as AIFF. (Optionally export just the selected clips)

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