Find/Replace for Superscripts

Howdy!
The copy I'm working with is being imported as plain text. Therefore my TM symbols are wholesale text. Is there a way to single those out to have superscript applied to them?
Thanks!
~TPS

One caveat:
Are the letters TM inserted at the end of words as simple capital T capital M? Is there a space before the capital T?
If there is a space it will be easy to find space TM. But if not, and the letters are not capitals, there could be problems.
You don't want the letters tm that might be inside a real word to be converted into the TM sysmbol.

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