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When a component is driven into tri-state, means that the output present an high impedance regardless to the logic state given by its inputs. This is not possible with combination of just standard totem-pole gates.
As already mentioned Tri-state logic gates are needed, or you take the existing And/Inverter gates and use a discrete Low-Side and High-Side switch. Here is an example of this:
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