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The number of marbles with ‘Ankit’ and ‘Bhavya’ together is 25 more than that with ‘Chetan’, while the number of marbles with ‘Bhavya’ and ‘Chetan’ together is 15 more than that with ‘Ankit’. If ‘Ankit’ and ‘Chetan’ together have a total of 60 marbles, then find the number of marbles with ‘Ankit’, ‘Bhavya’, and ‘Chetan’, together.
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