Should I use normalize.css with jQuery mobile?

Any harm / flaws in using normalize.css with jQuery-mobile standard theme file / css?

My project developers included this file out of habit, but I think jquery-mobile is already doing what normalize.css means (make browsers render sequentially) with default styles

Are ads redundant and just add weight to the page.

If it makes sense to use normalize.css along with jquery-mobile styles, should normalization first or jquery-mobile be included?

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