Clarke Echols: > The approach I usually use for superscripts is \u > and \d, and to reduce the size of the superscript > a \s-1 and \s+1 or +/- 2 if it looks better.
When I need to make my superscripts size-indepen-
dent, I multiply the current font size by a factor
instead of using a fixed decrement:
a\s'\n[.s]*7/10'\v'-0.4v'2\s'0'\v'0.4v'
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