When President Obama first met Burma's Nobel prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi two years ago, their awkward embrace  caught the media's attention. A kiss on the cheek by the Commander in Chief was branded by some as inappropriate and in poor taste. But it seemed the democracy activist was over-compensating for their last encounter, as she kissed the US leader on both cheeks before pulling him in for a hug. Scroll down for video Second meeting: President Obama kisses Aung San Suu Kyi as they meet for a press conference at her lakeside villa in Burma for a press conference
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Obama and Suu Kyi's embrace during  2012 meeting caught public attention
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Obama's kiss was seen by some as inappropriate and in poor taste
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But this time Suu Kyi kissed him twice before pulling him in for a hug
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Tweets accused her of 'over compensating' and branded move 'awkward'
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