[Premiere Pro CS 5.5] : interference audio only on Premiere

Hi,
I write about my problem on Premiere:
I have few clip audio with dialogue very very clear and with very little sound of background.
The problem is: this clip audio only on Premiere have a little interference in background.
When i done export this interference is absent.
My question: because only on Premiere this clip audio are with interference?
It's maybe because i use audio from MB (Asus P8Z68-V/GEN3) ?
Let me know, please.
Thanks,
G.

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