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We used low-temperature synchrotron x-ray diffraction to investigate the structural phase transitions of Fe${}_{1+y}$Te in the vicinity of a tricitical point in the phase diagram. A detailed analysis of the powder diffraction patterns and temperature dependence of the peak widths in Fe${}_{1+y}$Te showed that two-step structural and magnetic phase transitions …