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? Hands-on approach: In case you're wondering, President Bush was following an Arab custom that denotes close friendship when he walked hand in hand with Saudi Crown Prince Abd ullah after they exchanged greetings in Crawford, Tex., yesterday.
"It's a sign of respect and affection -- nothing sexual whatsoever," Saudi spokesman Nail Jubeir informed us from the scene.
It turns out that the pair previously held hands at two summits. And yesterday Bush also kissed the Saudi leader on both cheeks.
Hey, we're for anything that lowers the price of gas.
