I am assuming that you are trying to center labels inside <a>s.
The simple way is to add text-align: center to actual block level container of your label - the <a> element. Once you do this, text-align would become redundant on li and ul - you can safely remove it from there.
However, if I were you, I would do the menu slightly differently. Instead of floating <a>s themselves, I would float <li> elements, and display: block <a>s inside. This gives you the benefit of having a "free" extra wrapper on <a>, which is potentially useful if you are playing tricks with backgrounds.
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