  Measurements of the dynamical correlations between neutral and charged kaons
in central Pb-Pb collisions at $\sqrt{s_{NN}} = 2.76$ TeV by the ALICE
Collaboration display anomalous behavior relative to conventional heavy-ion
collision simulators. We consider other conventional statistical models, none
of which can reproduce the magnitude and centrality dependence of the
correlations. The data can be reproduced by coherent emission from domains
which grow in number and volume with increasing centrality. We study the
dynamical evolution of the strange quark condensate and show that the energy
released during the expansion and cooling of the system may be sufficient to
explain the anomaly.
