There are some rules that are better left alone and you should not try to re-arrange selectors either.
Some declarations may seem meaningless and you could be tempted to remove them from the rules, but you shouldn't. Unless you can test your changes in many browsers, my advice is to leave the meaningless declarations (or rules) alone.
Everything highlighted in the CSS rules under the Navigation Menu below should not be edited.
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#TJKul,#TJKul li {margin:0;padding:0;list-style:none} #TJKul,#TJKul li,#TJKul a,#TJKul span {height:1.6em;line-height:1.6em} #TJKul {border-bottom:1px solid #333} #TJKul li {float:left;width:auto;position:relative;white-space:nowrap} #TJKul a {position:relative;text-decoration:none} #TJKul a:hover {background-color:transparent} #TJKul a,#TJKul a span {padding-top:.7em;padding-bottom:.2em} #TJKul a span {padding-right:10px} #TJKul #current a,#TJKul #current a span {padding-top:1em;border-bottom:2px solid #fff;font-weight:600} #TJKul #current a span,#TJKul a:hover span {background-image:url(up.gif)} #TJKul .TJKL,#TJKul .TJKR {background-image:url(down.gif)} #TJKul .TJKL {background-position:top left} #TJKul .TJKR {background-position:top right}
#TJKul #current a {padding-top:.1em}
#TJKul a span {padding-top:.3em}
#TJKul a {cursor:hand;margin-bottom:-.7em}