over to omnibox team to triage

The "small even though it's already superscript" is standard treatment. See, e.g. weather answers in Chrome Stable or https://www.google.com/search?q=weather+los+angeles+today.

But when combined with the smaller base font size in the GM2 design, it is *really* small and is pretty hard to see clearly on my 1x screen (see attached screenshot).

Over to bklmn to see if he has any ideas or thoughts.

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How are we defining the size of this? IS it just the "superscript" pf the main string font size? 

I have no problems making it bigger, but technically not sure how we should implement this. Any ideas jdonnelly@ ?

It's called the "SUPERIOR" baseline style, not to be confused with "SUPERSCRIPT".  A math exponent would be superscript, but the "th" in 8th would be superior -- the difference is that the exponent is raised above the base text while the "th" is top-aligned with the 8.  Unfortunately in this case, they're both quite small (I tried each).  They use the same font as the rest of the text on the line - so to make them bigger may require another font.  Certainly doable, but not trivial.