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Significantly, the findings did not suggest that users of mephedrone – which Measham said was sometimes referred to as M-Cat, but was only called meow meow by newspapers – switched to other legal highs when the drug was made illegal.
Mephedrone is more popular than ecstasy among UK clubbers despite being banned 2011
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Under a variety of names, such as "miaow-miaow" and "M-Cat", this synthetic legal stimulant became a phenomenon in 2009, and was added to the controlled list last April.
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Although it is banned – but not because it is banned – M-Cat seems to be of broadly better quality than the alternatives.
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Under a variety of names, such as "miaow-miaow" and "M-Cat", this synthetic legal stimulant became a phenomenon in 2009, and was added to the controlled list last April.
The Guardian World News Leo Benedictus 2011
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Although it is banned - but not because it is banned - M-Cat seems to be of broadly better quality than the alternatives.
The Guardian World News Leo Benedictus 2011
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Under a variety of names, such as "miaow-miaow" and "M-Cat", this synthetic legal stimulant became a phenomenon in 2009, and was added to the controlled list last April.
The Guardian World News Leo Benedictus 2011
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Although it is banned - but not because it is banned - M-Cat seems to be of broadly better quality than the alternatives.
The Guardian World News Leo Benedictus 2011
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Detectives believe the woman may have taken mephedrone, also known as M-Cat or miaow miaow.
icScotland 2010
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The university asked for "guinea pig" students to take the legal drug, also known as M-Cat and Miaow Miaow, and describe their mood as it takes effect.
Latest news, breaking news, current news, UK news, world news, celebrity news, politics news 2010
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The announcement came after Mr Johnson was given a report backing a ban on mephedrone - also known as M-Cat or Plant Food - from Professor Les Iversen, chairman of the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs.
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