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The Times Literary Supplement (TLS) is a prestigious weekly literary review that has been a cornerstone of intellectual discourse for over a century. Published since 1902, the TLS covers a wide range of topics, from literature and the performing arts to natural history and the latest scientific discoveries, with a particular emphasis on books and literary criticism.
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Available in both print and digital formats, the TLS has cultivated a loyal global readership, attracting subscribers who value its unwavering dedication to literary excellence and its role as a preeminent forum for intellectual discourse.
