No more 'Edit in Audition' option in Premiere?

Hey guys.. I have Production Studio CS3 as well as Audition 2.0. And back in the last version of Premiere, I used to be able to right click on an audio-clip in the timeline and choose to open in Audition 2.0 to edit and replace. But now that option is no longer there, only the option to open in Soundbooth and edit.
I mean, I have both Audition 2.0 and Soundbooth CS3, so I would like to be able to use both just by right-clicking on the audio clip in my Premiere timeline. Anyone know how I can get the 'Edit in Audition' option back? Thanks.

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