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How are you getting them into PS the first time, how are you initially saving them, and is there any difference in how you save them the second time?
I'm guessing that when you initially open them into PS you are working in sRGB but the file is not in that color space.... Under Edit>color management there is a setting for preserving original color space (adobe RGB/ProPhoto), or convert to working color space (sRGB) upon opening a new file. You probably want "convert".
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