Well, there might be no difference at all. It depends on what you are looking at. Both of them could refer to a trademark, for instance. However, the lowercase letters could be superscript beside the caps, which would mean that someone has trademarked the capital letters TM as specific to their company.
Here are some of the things that TM can mean as an acronym:
Trademark Slogan mark registered trademark
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Strictly speaking, TM indicates the protected mark is for goods, and SM indicates it is for a service. (A fancy mop would be TM, and a cleaning company would be SM.) In practice, TM is often used on goods and services.
Trademark Slogan mark registered trademark
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It seems there might be a typo or misunderstanding in your question, as "AS TM A" is mentioned twice without distinction. If you're referring to different concepts or terms related to "AS TM A," please clarify or specify the context, such as whether these are acronyms or specific terms in a field like technology, medicine, or business. This will help provide an accurate comparison or explanation.
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