Premiere Pr0 CS6 Flashing Single Video Frame

In my timeline I am setting in and out points in the viewing browser. I then drag and drop them into the timeline and butt them against another clip. Every couple clips that I rearange seem to be altered. The clip that is moved now has a single frame from the begining of the last clip it was "touching" at the very end (Second to last frame). Why is this happening and how can I resolve/prevent this from happening?
.mov files form Canon 7D in 1080/24p timeline
PS: The issue is not seen once I export, but it makes viewing what should be a final product very difficult during the edit.
Thanks!

Ok, it is a hard thing to explain. Let me try to elaborate. In my timeline I have several clips that are in a certain order. On occasion; I will lift a clip out of its place and move it elseware on the timeline. When I do this, there is a single frame embeded into the clip. This frame comes from a clip that was next to the clip I moved. This single frame is the seocnd to last frame in the clip I moved. Thanks for your time!

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