PDF/a1b file in Acrobat 9.0

I have created a PDF/a1b file in Acrobat 9.0, it validates as compliant, but when my client verifies the compliancy in Acrobat 8.0 it fails-(CIDset in subset fonts). I used Preflight to convert and verify and I received the green check mark.
Are there an known bugs in the preflight for either 8.0 or 9.0 or known reasons for the difference in compliancy?
Thanks for the help.

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