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Mr Ebenezer said he and his staff needed to be "allowed to do what we need to do and not be inhibited by ridiculous bureaucracy".

Researchers have been trying out different drugs for years to find one that could inhibit, or turn off, different sodium channels.

Burns, the Supreme Court held that a public employer inhibits an employee’s constitutionally protected belief and association where it terminates him for lack of political support.

Experts in workplace safety have warned that could inhibit them from speaking up about health threats on the job, hampering efforts to stop hazards and illnesses.

The legislation does not forbid use of the app, but would require tech giants such as Apple and Google to stop offering it and inhibit updates, which analysts suggest would kill it over time.