I have a freshly installed ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS and it also shows the problem.
Thus I doubt that it a legacy package.
I found that it occurs repeatable with symlinks and aliased commands as shown 
below

TEST SCENARIO
 ln -s /tmpX   /tmp
 alias ll='ls -l'

ls /tmp<TAB>           # gives "tmp/" and "tmpX/"  without trailing spaces on a 
new line
ll /tmp<TAB>            # ditto

ls /tmpX<TAB>        # completes to "ls /tmpX/"  on the same line

#BUT
ll /tmpX<TAB>         # gives "ll /tmpX "   with a trailing space thus breaking 
further completion

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  unwanted space after directory completion (probably old cruft after
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