Yes. I believe it was something like this:

`<elementThatStays1>UNCHANGED<elementToDelete>TEXT-TO-DELETE<elementThatStays2>`

This would result in an elementDelete for "elementToDelete" followed by something like:

```javascript
{
  type: "textDelete",
  afterID: elementThatStays1,
  beforeID: elementThatStays2
}
```

which means that UNCHANGED gets deleted as well. On my todo list is to exercise a possible failure case where there are multiple deleted elements/texts in a row and looking back just a single element is not enough.