Sync Settings Bug w/ Lens Corrections

I'm having an issue with "Sync Settings" and Copy/Paste. Even though I have it *unchecked,* Lens Corrections are being applied. Obviously I only notice it when I try to sync some develop settings, for example, from an image shot with a 135mm to one shot with a 24mm -- the distortion correction is synced even though I've not check it in the Sync dialog.
Running Mac OSX 10.5.8, Lightroom 3 64-bit.

Here is a thread from yesterday.  Apparently, already known.
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/684192?tstart=30

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