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An embedding \\(\\phi:S^1\\times D^2\\to S^3\\) is said to represent \\(K\\) if the core curve of \\(\\phi\\) represents \\(K.\\) The slope of homotopically nontrivial curves on \\(\\partial(S^1\\times D^2)=\\mathbb R^2/\\mathbb Z^2\\) is measured via the convention that the meridian has slope \\(0\\) and the longitude has slope \\(\\infty.\\) Define the width \\(w(K)=\\sup \\frac{1}{\\text{slope}(\\Gamma_{\\partial(S^1\\times D^2)})}.\\) Here \\(\\Gamma_{\\partial(S^1\\times D^2)}\\) is the dividing set and the supremum is taken over all embeddings \\(S^1\\times D^2\\to S^3\\) representing \\(K\\) with convex \\(\\partial(S^1\\times D^2)\\). We say that \\(K\\) has the uniform thickness property (UTP) if the following two conditions 1 and 2 hold. 1: \\(\\overline{tb}(K)=w(K).\\) (It is always true that \\(\\overline{tb}(K)\\leq w(K)\\leq \\overline tb(K)+1\\).) 2: every embedded \\(S^1\\times D^2\\) representing \\(K\\) can be thickened to a standard neighborhood of a maximal \\(tb\\) Legendrian knot. (A standard neighborhood \\(N(L)\\) of a Legendrian knot \\(L\\) is an embedded solid torus with convex boundary and core \\(L\\) such that \\(\\#\\Gamma_{\\partial N(L)}=2\\) and \\(tb (L)=\\frac{1}{\\text{slope} (\\Gamma _{\\partial N(L)})}.\\)) The authors prove that if \\(K\\) is Legendrian simple and satisfies UTP, then \\(K_{(p,q)}\\) is Legendrian simple. They prove that if \\(K_1, K_2\\) satisfy UTP, then so does \\(K_1\\# K_2\\); and that if \\(K\\) satsifies UTP, then so does \\(K_{(p,q)}\\) for \\(\\frac{p}{q}