Some songs imported from CDs are no longer explicit, iTunes Match has made them the edited versions.

I've been subscribed to iTunes Match and have had no major issues with it so far. However, I noticed recently that some of my songs which are explicit versions on my home computer have been converted to the edited version in iTunes Match. The odd thing is that different songs on the same album will be edited and unedited (e.g. The Blueprint 3 - Empire State of Mind is edited while On to the Next One is unedited). Does anyone have any idea how to fix this or why it is happening?
-Also I use iTunes Match on multiple devices. My iPhone 5 running iOS 6.1, MacBook Pro & iMac running 10.8.2 and Lenovo Thinkpad running Windows 7. I've experienced the problem on the Lenovo & iPhone. I haven't checked my MacBook Pro because I don't listen to music on it much. The actual music is located on the iMac HDD.
Thanks!
Jordan

This is a know issue and has been discussed extensively on this forum. You should inform iTunes Store support about the mismatches.
So you have the "correct" versions of the songs on your iOS device, turn off iTM, sync the explicit tracks via USB, then re-enable iTM.

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