In the MySQL documentation, the page 14.6. 8.1. InnoDB Lock Modes discusses (near the bottom of the page) a deadlock situation caused by the first client requesting a read lock with "LOCK IN SHARE MODE" and the second client requesting a write lock because of a delete. The second client is blocked by the first client's read lock, so its write lock is queued up. But when the first client then tries to do a delete, the following happens.
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