My reduce, expand, close (X) tab

The top of my screen is missing my close(X) tab is missing in the upper right hand corner of my screen. Including my upper task bar

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    Since upgrading to Firefox 4.0 the close tab button, usually in the upper right corner of the tab has been missing. I have just recently upgraded automatically to 5.0 and the tab close 'X' button is still missing from all open tabs. The only way to close a tab is to click on it and use CNTL-W to close out the tab.

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