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played in these modes significantly more difficult to achieve high scores on, as the value of "Great" and "Good" are decreased. In this mode, "Great" does not become Fever, and instead "Cool" flashes in a similar manner to how "Fever" is displayed in other modes. Expert Mode was removed after
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