Clothing cost
He bought a T-shirt, a tie, and a shirt. The tie was three times cheaper than the shirt, and the T-shirt was 70 CZK more expensive than the tie. He paid a total of 470 CZK. How much did he pay for a tie, a T-shirt, and a shirt?
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