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I have seen this happening on several sites recently and think that the vertical divide line next to the button hover spoils the look of the menu, so with a fairly simple change of style this can be avoided.
All that is needed is to style the list element with display:inline; instead of float:left; (for IE6). Then add a negative 1 pixel left margin to the link and an extra 1px of padding to the <b> element to keep the menu the same width as in the previous version.
Now when hovering over the link, the sliding doors graphic is positoned left by 1 pixel and it covers the previous vertical divider graphic.
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