In the given context, it appears to describe a television show called "Ellen" that
the speaker tries not to watch but finds themselves getting drawn back into
watching every season. The use of the hyphen after "tele" suggests that the word
"television" is being split across two lines for formatting purposes.
The speaker is expressing a sense of reluctance or resistance towards watching
the show, indicating that they may not have a strong interest in it or may have
initially tried to avoid watching it. However, despite their efforts to avoid it, they
find themselves being drawn back in and watching the show every season. This
could imply that the show has some compelling or engaging elements that keep
the speaker coming back, even though they may not have intended to watch it
initially.
Transwitz
Institute of infectious diseases, says 14 419 infection, cases of group a.
Streptococcal pharyngitis were reported from about 3000. Medical
institutions in the week, up to February 11th. This is a type of bacterial
disease, commonly spread among children causing fever and sore
throat. The number of cases, per medical institution, was 4.61,
maintaining a high level since the beginning of this year.