Weird Menu Glitch in Mail

When I right click in Mail, I get a weird glitch in the menu that comes up. The first line is blank. I can't click it. I was just wondering if anyone else has had this problem or if it's just me.
Here's an example.
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Message was edited by: amocko

I can't help you, but I join you with the same problem ....
Mail downloaded from some time in the past ...
But only for sent folder. In .mac my sent folder actually orders the mails strangely too as opposed to my trash folder that in both the iphone and .mac are ordered properly.
Anyone any help?

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