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On my site I have a set of &quot;Share this&quot; icons for Facebook, linked in, etc. They are supposed to appear in the top left, but in IE for some reason they are dropping down to the next line. It looks fine in Chrome and FF. Any ideas about what I'm doing wrong would be great, as it is driving me crazy.<br />
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On my site I have a set of "Share this" icons for Facebook, linked in, etc. They are supposed to appear in the top left, but in IE for some reason they are dropping down to the next line. It looks fine in Chrome and FF. Any ideas about what I'm doing wrong would be great, as it is driving me crazy.

Thanks

site: http://97.65.85.25/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=100&Itemid=541

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