Hide or Remove Safari Sidebar

A few things, re: Mavericks:
How do I disable the Safari Sidebar now in Safari 7.0? I don't like it, I find it very annoying and it takes up too much screen space. You want to travel to a new page and hit your bookmarks icon and the side bar opens. Select your website and the side bar remains open unless you undertake another mouse stroke to close it and even then it will often freeze and not close. Note: it is more than annoying because I use two 30" Cinema displays that work as one 5 foot display so I've got to travel like a mad man to the left hand side of Safari to close up the thing.
When Apple adds these types of features do they ever take customer input?
What's going to happen is that I will end up dropping Safari for SeaMonkey or Firefox.

Did you bother to actually READ the question? "How do I DISABLE..." I don't want to hide it, I want it disabled, removed entirely.
To those who wish to help another - please read the questions. If you don't know the answer don't try being overly helpful with advice that does not answer the question simply because you are trolling for points.

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smithsfan,
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It sounds as if you trashed some of the Library and even framework files, not just the user preferences. Do you have a separate Restore DVD or an Applications disk? If so, you can use that to reinstall Safari including it's library files, then use the 2.0.1 installer.
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