Ok, I re-recorded the screencast w/o the extra information and attached
it.

I type the first three letters of the email address, the auto-complete
pops up and I hit <TAB>. Note the comma incorrectly inserted. In most
cases, this results in email getting erroneously sent to someone who
should not get it because the rest of the email address ends up getting
interpolated by the mail server.

I clear it out though, and then type "jlm" and hit <TAB>, and it works
correctly the second time. This is repeatable with this address every
time I open a new message. Where precisely the comma gets inserted seems
to depend on how quickly I hit <TAB>. If I wait a few moments, it will
sometimes be inserted later, in the middle of his surname.

I've noticed this with a couple other recipients, but this one is
repeatable every time. I have these contacts stored in the Ubuntu One
couchDB. In fact, I only recall seeing this problem after I started
using that.

Let me know if there is more I can do!

** Attachment added: "Screencast demonstrating incorrect behavior."
   http://launchpadlibrarian.net/40888626/out-1.ogv

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