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With Sally’s help, he came to the patio table and greeted us with abrazos.

From The New Yorker Oct. 25, 2014

“I had no contact with any other man than my husband, and I certainly did not do abrazos with anyone,” she said.

From Washington Post

In and out of the White House, the President was trading quips with visitors, tugging elbows, wading into crowds for handshaking and abrazos.

From Time Magazine Archive

Argentine authorities ordered strict curfews, and the tango, a dance of abrazos — embraces — doesn’t lend itself to social distancing.

From Washington Post

Later the adults kissed Grandpa, giving him gentle abrazos so as not to cave in his eggshell chest.

From "The Milagro Beanfield War" by John Nichols

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