Empty space on the sides of a nested table (firefox 2.0)

Hello, can someone please explain why there is a noticable gain of
empty space on both sides of a table nested in the second row's only
cell? It only happens when viewed in firefox; opera and ie display as
intended.
I should also mention that firefox displays ok if I remove the width
specification of cells in the nested table.

The other (smaller) problem is the small space below and above the
image-containing div. It only happens in the fourth cell in the first
row(you can see what I mean if you hover above it). This, on the other
hand, happens in all three browsers, but for the love of god can't
figure why.

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