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A language model is used to generate a quality score for a piece of text. The text is composed of three distinct segments. The model provides the following cumulative scores:
- Score for the first segment: 0.7
- Score for the first two segments combined: 0.5
- Score for all three segments combined: 0.9
Based on the principle that a segment's individual score is the change in the total score its addition causes, what is the calculated score for the second segment alone?
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