The metal movement and aging, caused the die to break on this area. That is a common area to find these die cracks. Reminds me of a Peanuts cartoon: They only flex so long, then they crack. The rest of the run until retirement will continue and hundreds thousands later, the die will be retired. (Or a Cud develops)
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