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Yes.
I have a lot of chained jobs and I've noticed that if A triggers B which triggers C, then whilst B and C won't build while A is building, they may well build whilst A is pending, and C might well start to build when A stops and just before B starts.
i.e. it seems to be race conditions where the blocking build is stopping and another would-be-blocking build is started "not quite immediately enough".
My setup is a Windows master and dozens of slaves (mostly Windows, some Linux). Can't remember (offhand) the version number, but it's within a month or two of the latest.