Safari developers menu won't go away

I typed:
defaults write com.apple.Safari IncludeDebugMenu 1
in Terminal to turn the Developers menu on, but when I typed:
defaults write com.apple.Safari IncludeDebugMenu 0
to turn the developers menu off, *it won't turn off*. Did the command change? 1 is supposed to be "on" and 0 is supposed to be "off", but it's not working.

It appears that Safari.app (at least my version 3.1.2) now has a "Show Develop menu" checkbox in "Preferences" > "Advanced".
In terms of the property list file, it appears that the primary property that is used is now 'IncludeDevelopMenu'. However things appear to be in transition and the presence of legacy properties can affect the appearance of the menu - i.e. the older 'IncludeDebugMenu' and something called 'MigratedIncludeDebugMenu'.
Perhaps try deleting the latter two (if they exist) before trying to toggle 'IncludeDevelopMenu'...

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