Although there is no hard and fast rule or agreed principle on how many levels to show, the architecture of the menu tree should probably be decided on the overall essence of the page and the grade of users that it attracts. If discovery is in itself an attraction, and convincing enough for users to find their way, one level should do. Another would be to have two levels of horizontal bars, with the top bar displaying the main menu items, and the second bar displaying the next level items of a selected main menu item. This context is pretty intuitive, and manageable if the text can fit in well. All the best :)
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