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WHAP was organized by the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) in the Soccsksargen region (Region 12) with the theme 'developing halal premium brand through science, technology and innovation.'

When he returned from there forever, An empty-down man from the unwilling sky, As mysterious as a suitcase, We went out the front exit on a mild night, Little son in my arms and daughter beside, And he would whap me in the mugs.

I pick up an order and turn, back through the doors, whap! My foot registers more than its own imprint, starts to read the stain of memory" (1).

Driving forward with his front legs and shoulders, he hits the small tree with a loud "whap," then rubs up and down with the base of his left antler to freshen the visual appearance and smell.

My father came running with a broom, sweeping The Hisser back through the hedge, whap whap whap.

There is the whine of the receipt machine, the vacuum-packed thwump of plastic containers opening, the whap of the seal breaking on a new jar of olives, the susurrus of juices being poured into pitchers.

"They might have adapted at home, but if they're taken to a boarding kennel or to the veterinarian and put in a cage and they're still happy, they'll whap their tail against the walls of the cage or kennel and they don't notice the discomfort."

To a child who is not quite ready to drive nails, nothing feels better than whap, crackle, and pop.

Many people would like to see flip flops, the flimsy shoes that say "whap, whap" with every step, eliminated altogether.

To a kid who's not quite ready to drive nails, nothing feels better than whap, crackle and pop.

Winter's over and the whap of electric hammers and the beep of construction vehicles backing up sound out across Alaska.

The report was mild and the whap of the bullet hitting was of an unfamiliar slapping sound.