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" Barack Obama is currently making what is probably his last presidential visit to China for a Group of 20 summit, and it&amp;#039;s already off to an awkward start. According to the Washington Post, Obama&amp;#039;s been facing uncomfortable moments from no stairs waiting for him at the plane to Chinese officials screaming at the White House press corps, but there&amp;#039;s one very important scene in particular that we have to highlight: a new addition to the Obama Has Problems Shaking Hands collection, this time between our president and Chinese president Xi Jinping.  Are they going in for a hug or a dabbing session? Has Obama lost his depth perception? What&amp;#039;s even happening here? Of course, this isn&amp;#039;t the first time our otherwise-charismatic leader has faced this particular issue. Let&amp;#039;s revisit the infamous handshake between Obama, Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau, and Mexican president Enrique Pe\u00F1a Nieto.  And we can&amp;#039;t forget about this awkward limp wrist with Cuban president Raul Castro.  He&amp;#039;s also prone to the Extra Long Handshake...       A historically long handshake -&amp;amp;gt; pic.twitter.com/oDL0fyCk4e \u2014 Charlie Spiering (@charliespiering) March 21, 2016    ...the Fakeout Handshake...  ...and\u2014well, whatever this is.  We&amp;#039;ll miss you, bud. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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