When I export to PDF from InDesign CC mystery letters appear which only my client sees. It looks fin

When I export to PDF from InDesign CC mystery letters appear which only my client sees. It looks fine on my iMac. Heres a screen shot. The floating "A-s" & "D-s" only appear on my clients end? Anyone know what it is and how I can fix it?

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Distiller has nothing to do with Export.
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