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It's a sort of St. Vitus' dance, a mad ecstasy, which erupts for the first time at a Latin lesson, where we are introduced to the freethinking youth Melchior (the superb Jonathan Groff), who challenges all received opinions, especially those about sex.

De Palma, who speaks in a husky, long-voweled Newark drawl, has an unexpectedly giddy, high-pitched laugh which erupts for the first time when I inform him, much to his surprise, of the short-lived pop music career embarked upon by Craig Wasson, star of his 1984 thriller Body Double.

Hot magma upwelling above the descending oceanic plate creates volcanoes, each of which erupts for a few million years.

But at Desert Hearts' third annual fall bacchanal, which erupted for 100 consecutive hours of house and techno at the Los Coyotes Indian Reservation, in Warmer Springs, California this weekend, that shit just doesn't fly.

Everything changes in the penultimate song, "Rages," for orchestra only, which erupts with violent fits and dissonant frenzy.

Yet for all the atmospherics, there is nothing amorphous about this fitful piece, which erupts with obsessive scale patterns and repetitive riffs.

CASTLE ROCK, Wash., Oct. 2 - Scientists monitoring Mount St. Helens, which erupted Friday for the first time in 18 years with a minor explosion, said on Saturday that they were expecting a more powerful eruption within a day or so.

This was one of the pretexts for Kristallnacht, which erupted two days later.

The international community kept up its pressure to the end, finally convincing the Azawad rebel groups to end the conflict, which erupted in January 2012 after simmering for five decades.

The manager of an Oakland warehouse that was destroyed in a devastating fire last week has said he is "incredibly sorry" for the blaze, which erupted during a party and killed at least 36 people.

Underneath the raunchy tit for tat was emotional turmoil, which erupted during a telephone call.