Nested Sequence Audio Update Glitch

This problem seems to pop up on my system from time to time and I can never remember how to correct it.
Nested Sequence plays back with an audio track that is no longer in the nested sequence. When I open the nested sequence, sure enough, the audio track is not there.
I've tried "refreshing" the track as suggested by another thread by way of control clicking and removing none existant attributes. It didn't work. I've tryied adding Audio Filters that will require a render. It didn't work. I've tried deleting all of my audio render files. It didn't work. I've already resorted to overwriting the nested sequence in question with the same nested sequence, but there should be a way to fix this @#$% bug without doing that!
Ideas?
Dual 2.0 G5   Mac OS X (10.3.9)   1.5 GB RAM and Fiberchannel Xserve

I apologize to anyone reading this for the negative tone of the post above.
I have since answered my own question and, as usual, the problem turned out to be one of my own making. I'm pretty sure that the reason that none of the other methods worked for getting rid of the glitch was that I had pulled the nested sequence in question out of a different project altogether and added it directly to the time line rather than adding it first to the bin of my final project and placing it into the timeline from there.
Dual 2.0 G5 Mac OS X (10.3.9) 1.5 GB RAM and Fiberchannel Xserve

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