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Endnotes

1. Redhead (1993); Jenkins (1999); Critcher (2000); Toronto Dance Safety Committee (2000)[Full text ]; Shapiro (1999).
2. Presdee (2000); Measham, Aldridge and Parker (2001).
3. Presdee (2000); Rietveld (1993); Jenkins (1999); Shapiro (1999).
4. Pedersen and Skrondal (1999).
5. Jenkins (1999); Steinhauer (2001); Redhead (1993); Shapiro (1999).
6. Presdee (2000); Parker, Aldridge and Measham (1998); Measham, Aldridge and Parker (2001); Shapiro (1999); Morel (1999).
7. Presdee (2000); Parker, Aldridge and Measham (1998).
8. Measham, Aldridge and Parker (2001); U.S. Office of National Drug Control Policy (2001); Spruit (1999); Addiction and Mental Health Services Corp. (1998); New Zealand Ministry of Health (1999)[Full text ].
9. Akram and Galt (1999); Measham, Aldridge and Parker (2001).
10. Measham, Aldridge and Parker (2001); Morel (1999); Akram and Galt (1999).
11. Measham, Aldridge and Parker (2001).
12. Measham, Aldridge and Parker (2001); Addiction and Mental Health Services Corp. (1998); Sherlock and Conner (1999); Van de Wijngaart et al. (1999); National Drug Intelligence Center (2001).[Full text ]
13. Patterns associated with these so-called rave or club drugs are monitored and reported by various U.S. drug- monitoring agencies, including the National Institute on Drug Abuse; the U.S. Office of National Drug Control Policy; the Office of Applied Studies, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration [in the Drug Abuse Warning Network (DAWN) "Monitoring the Future" study]; and the Drug Enforcement Administration. For studies on rave-related drug use in the United Kingdom, see Sherlock and Conner (1999); Parker, Aldridge and Measham (1998); Measham, Aldridge and Parker (2001); Akram and Galt (1999); Morris (1998, citing Release 1997)[Full text ][Briefing Notes ]. For studies in the Netherlands, see Van de Wijngaart et al. (1999). For studies in Australia, see Lenton and Davidson (1999); Lenton, Boys and Norcross (1997); Topp et al. (1999). For studies in Canada, see Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (2000)[Full text ]; Addiction and Mental Health Services Corp. (1998).
14. Parker, Aldridge and Measham (1998); Redhead (1993); Jenkins (1999); Pedersen and Skrondal (1999); Maryland Cabinet Council on Criminal and Juvenile Justice (2001)[Full text ]; National Drug Intelligence Center (2001)[Full text ].
15. Parker, Aldridge and Measham (1998); Measham, Aldridge and Parker (2001); South (1999); Shapiro (1999).
16. U.S. Office of National Drug Control Policy (2001)[Full text ].
17. Measham, Aldridge and Parker (2001); Sherlock and Conner (1999); Van de Wijngaart et al. (1999); Topp et al. (1999).
18. U.S. Office of National Drug Control Policy (2001)[Full text ]; Spruit (1999); Weir (2000)[Full text ]; Royal Canadian Mounted Police (2000)[Full text ].
19. Rietveld (1993); Weir (2000)[Full text ]; Critcher (2000); Van de Wijngaart et al. (1999); Lenton and Davidson (1999); Addiction and Mental Health Services Corp. (1998).
20. Measham, Parker and Aldridge (1998); Parker, Aldridge and Measham (1998); Measham, Aldridge and Parker (2001); Shapiro (1999).
21. Measham, Aldridge and Parker (2001); Sherlock and Conner (1999); Van de Wijngaart et al. (1999); Akram and Galt (1999); Pedersen and Skrondal (1999); Topp et al. (1999).
22. Presdee (2000); Measham, Aldridge and Parker (2001); Lenton, Boys and Norcross (1997).
23. Measham, Aldridge and Parker (2001); Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (2000)[Full text ]; Morris (1998, citing Release 1997)[Full text ][Briefing Notes ]; Spruit (1999); Van de Wijngaart et al. (1999); Morel (1999); Adlaf and Smart (1997); Lenton, Boys and Norcross (1997).
24. Parker, Aldridge and Measham (1998).
25. Measham, Aldridge and Parker (2001); Shapiro (1999); Royal Canadian Mounted Police (2000)[Full text ]; Addiction and Mental Health Services Corp. (1998); Critcher (2000).
26. Shapiro (1999).
27. Shapiro (1999).
28. Measham, Aldridge and Parker (2001).
29. Measham, Aldridge and Parker (2001); Van de Wijngaart et al. (1999).
30. Topp et al. (1999).
31. Measham, Aldridge and Parker (2001).
32. Topp et al. (1999).
33. Measham, Aldridge and Parker (2001); Van de Wijngaart et al. (1999); Topp et al. (1999).
34. Topp et al. (1999).
35. Royal Canadian Mounted Police (2000)[Full text ] (citing Mathias 1999).
36. Jenkins (1999); Measham, Parker and Aldridge (1998); Shapiro (1999); Spruit (1999).
37. Endnotes 37 Lenton, Boys and Norcross (1997); Akram and Galt (1999); New Zealand Ministry of Health (1999)[Full text ]; Topp et al. (1999).
38. Akram and Galt (1999); Lenton, Boys and Norcross (1997).
39. Measham, Parker and Aldridge (1998); Critcher (2000); Office of Applied Studies, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (2000)[Full text ]; Spruit (1999).
40. U.S. Office of National Drug Control Policy (2001)[Full text ]; National Drug Intelligence Center (2001)[Full text ].
41. Office of Applied Studies, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (2000)[Full text ].
42. Spruit (1999); Akram and Galt (1999).
43. Van de Wijngaart et al. (1999); Lenton and Davidson (1999); Shapiro (1999).
44. Measham, Aldridge and Parker (2001).
45. Morris (1998)[Full text ][Briefing Notes ].
46. U.S. Office of National Drug Control Policy (2001)[Full text ]; Morris (1998)[Full text ][Briefing Notes ].
47. Calgary Police Service (1999)[Full text ].
48. Steinhauer (2001); Shapiro (1999); Spruit (1999); Toronto Dance Safety Committee (2000)[Full text ]; New Zealand Ministry of Health (1999)[Full text ]; Calgary Police Service (1999)[Full text ]; Measham, Aldridge and Parker (2001); Morris (1998)[Full text ][Briefing Notes ]; Spruit (1999); DanceSafe (2001); Morel (1999).
49. Rietveld (1993).
50. Shapiro (1999).
51. National Drug Intelligence Center (2001)[Full text ].
52. Morris (1998)[Full text ][Briefing Notes ].
53. Morris (1998)[Full text ][Briefing Notes ].
54. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department (2000); Moore (2000).
55. Measham, Aldridge and Parker (2001).
56. Steinhauer (2001).
57. Moore (2000).
58. Steinhauer (2001); Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department (2000).
59. Steinhauer (2001); Cloud (2001); National Drug Intelligence Center (2001)[Full text ]. 38 Rave Parties
60. Parker, Aldridge and Measham (1998); Measham, Aldridge and Parker (2001).
61. Measham, Aldridge and Parker (2001).
62. Spruit (1999); Branigan and Wellings (1999); Van de Wijngaart et al. (1999); Morel (1999); Royal Canadian Mounted Police (2000)[Full text ]; Maryland Cabinet Council on Criminal and Juvenile Justice (2001)[Full text ]; Calgary Police Service (1999)[Full text ].
63. Parker, Aldridge and Measham (1998); Measham, Parker and Aldridge (1998); Spruit (1999); Branigan and Wellings (1999); Weir (2000)[Full text ]; Akram and Galt (1999); Lenton, Boys and Norcross (1997); Topp et al. (1999); Toronto Dance Safety Committee (2000)[Full text ]; New Zealand Ministry of Health (1999)[Full text ]; Morel (1999).
64. Akram and Galt (1999); Morel (1999); Addiction and Mental Health Services Corp. (1998).
65. Akram and Galt (1999).
66. Akram and Galt (1999).
67. Branigan and Wellings (1999).
68. Shapiro (1999); Calgary Police Service (1999)[Full text ].
69. Jenkins (1999).
70. Spruit (1999); Van de Wijngaart et al. (1999).
71. DanceSafe (2001).
72. Spruit (1999); Van de Wijngaart et al. (1999).
73. Steinhauer (2001).
74. Toronto Dance Safety Committee (2000)[Full text ].
75. Lenton and Davidson (1999).