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Taylor ferrets out the secret with her bloodthirsty relentlessness and immediately raises pandemonium.

“At some point that glass shatters with the heat and pulsing flame, and then you’ve got pandemonium.”

After the Storm missed their final chance to win, pandemonium spilled onto the floor — Sparks players leaping into one another’s arms, fans hollering over the hardwood, chanting “Hamby” in celebration of the Sparks’ 94-91 victory.

The band's vocalist, Maxim, stepped up in his place - with hits like Omen and Breathe causing pandemonium in the packed-out field.

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Freeman doubled in a run to reduce the Dodgers’ deficit to one, and pandemonium ensued.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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