AddressBook Hang after upgrade to 10.7.2

I have used AddressBook in 10.7 and upgraded to 10.7.1 seamlessly.
I mostly use it to sync from my Gmail contact. But recently after upgrade to 10.7.2 It says It support iCloud and I am no need to sync with Google anymore. ????
But from what I see all my contact from Google still there. While newly created contact on iCloud keep update in my AddressBook.
But it perform very strange. cannot search and sometimes hang up.
I can't remove my previous gmail account in preference because it disappeared. only iCloud is my current option.
Any helppppppp.
PS. I mostly want to have my Gmail contacts and iCloud in sync. If it both copied I can ensure everything have its backup online.

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