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Original Tree: 9876543210 2000011001000 1000001100100 1700010101010 1200001111000 5231000001011 4000110010000 3500101011110 8441101001100 7751100000111.

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1 Original Tree: 9876543210 2000011001000 1000001100100 1700010101010 1200001111000 5231000001011 4000110010000 3500101011110 8441101001100 7751100000111 7671011111111 775 120 100 6 200 7 170 6 4 400 8 523 9 350 7 844 8 6 767 7 775 D

2 Delete 200 9876543210 2000011001000 1000001100100 1700010101010 1200001111000 5231000001011 4000110010000 3500101011110 8441101001100 7751100000111 7671011111111 775 D 120 100 6 170 7 4 400 8 523 9 350 7 844 8 6 767 7 775

3 Delete 100 9876543210 1000001100100 1700010101010 1200001111000 5231000001011 4000110010000 3500101011110 8441101001100 7751100000111 7671011111111 775 D 120 6 170 7 400 8 523 9 350 7 844 8 6 767 7 775

4 Delete 170 9876543210 1700010101010 1200001111000 5231000001011 4000110010000 3500101011110 8441101001100 7751100000111 7671011111111 7 775 400 8 523 9 350 844 8 6 767 7 775 120 6 D 7

5 Delete 120 9876543210 1200001111000 5231000001011 4000110010000 3500101011110 8441101001100 7751100000111 7671011111111 7 775 400 8 523 9 350 844 8 6 767 7 775 D 7

6 Delete 523 9876543210 5231000001011 4000110010000 3500101011110 8441101001100 7751100000111 7671011111111 775 7 400 8 767 9 350 844 8 6 775 D 7

7 Delete 400 9876543210 4000110010000 3500101011110 8441101001100 7751100000111 7671011111111 350 8 767 9 844 8 6 775 D Delete 350 767 9 844 8 6 775 D

8 Delete 844 9876543210 8441101001100 7751100000111 7671011111111 767 9 775 8 D Delete 775 767 9 D Delete 767 D

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