THE ANSWER:

If you have a correctly formatted HTML string and want to parse it to XML
while maintaining the TM, (R) and (c) symbols, the string below works.

#ReplaceList(XmlFormat(MYSTRING),"™,®,©","&##x212
2;,&##x00AE;,&##xA9;")#


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