Address Book integration with Gmail

Is there a way I can use mac's Address Book in conjunction with Gmail?
I want to set up a group in address book and send them an email from Gmail.

These are the only two applications which do allow you to export contact's to gmail:
- AddressBookToCSV
- Address Book to CSV Exporter
Both will work fine and you can use them for free! Just use the one you like the most!
There are no other options for OSX
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