Lennon chafed at hearing his father's peace and love stance perpetually celebrated. Riga's merchant citizenry chafed and sought greater autonomy from the Church. Inaction chafed Ball, and he began agitating for a return to combat duty. Aquagenic urticaria is treated with capsaicin (Zostrix) administered to the chafed skin. George chafed at his religious upbringing and left the academy without graduating. Nishizawa publicly chafed at the months of inaction in Japan. Known as the Young Turks, they chafed at their bosses' conservatism. Russia also chafed under the embargo, and in 1810 reopened trade with Britain. He chafed at subsisting on a student's limited funds, and wanted a good, steady income. When Steven chafed under the younger Cowles's management, he was fired. Oboler chafed at the commercial interruptions of his plays. Many chafed at being ruled by Catholics. Businesses, particularly shipping companies, still chafed at the quarantine laws. Meanwhile, the people of North Africa's cities chafed under the Berber reign. He also chafed against the Production Code's limitations on subject matter and expression.