Sexy Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany at White House Dinner Lot of Saur Kraut

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You want me to do what? German Chancellor Angela Merkel listens intently to advice from Maori elder Lewis Moeau at Government House as the moment to hongi with a Maori warrior fast approaches
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You want me to do what? German Chancellor Angela Merkel listens intently to advice from Maori elder Lewis Moeau at Government House as the moment to hongi with a Maori warrior fast approaches


Here goes. Despite looking daunted by the prospect of touching noses, the German Chancellor seemed to make a good fist of the hongi tradition
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Here goes. Despite looking daunted by the prospect of touching noses, the German Chancellor seemed to make a good fist of the hongi tradition

Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel exchanges a hongi, a traditional Maori greeting, with Government House Kaumatua (Maori elder) Lewis Moeau while being welcomed onto the Government House grounds
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Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel exchanges a hongi, a traditional Maori greeting, with Government House Kaumatua (Maori elder) Lewis Moeau while being welcomed onto the Government House grounds


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